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The command "dart compile exe ${filename-dart}" is a command-line instruction for compiling a Dart source code file into a standalone executable file.
Let's break down the components of the command:
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"dart compile exe": This is the command to compile the Dart code into an executable file. It instructs the Dart compiler to generate a machine code executable.
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"${filename-dart}": This is a placeholder for the actual filename of the Dart source code file. It is assumed that you would replace "${filename-dart}" with the name of the Dart file you want to compile (excluding the file extension). For example, if your Dart file is named "my_program.dart", you would replace "${filename-dart}" with "my_program".
Overall, the command is used to compile a Dart source code file into an executable file using the Dart compiler.