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dart10.x64.en.iso You may be wondering why you would need this file, but trust me, you do! This is the command line tool that comes with the Dart SDK distribution that allows simple debugging of applications written in Dart on Windows or Linux/macOS machines. If you're just beginning to learn about programming languages like C#, Java, Python, and others this is a great tool to download and get started with your first program. It's so simple, it couldn't possibly be more straight forward. I will show you how to find where this file is after we have installed Dart. First, download Dart Editor from http://dartlang.org/tools/download Once it has finished downloading, double click on the EXE file and follow the instructions provided by the installer. It will take a little bit depending on your internet connection speed, but once complete you'll see the following window: –You can now close this window for now as you won't be needing it to debug any programs for this series of articles. Now that you have setup your development environment you need to know where dart10.x64.en. iso is located. Do this by adding the following to your ~/.bash_profile file: 1) nano ~/.bash_profile 2) Add the following line to the end of the file export PATH=$PATH:/home/gabrielle/.dart10x64/bin 3) Save your changes and close your terminal window. Next, you will need to make sure you are running as administrator on Windows or root on Linux or macOS. I recommend opening up a new terminal for this step. 4) open a terminal window, then type "su" followed by the superuser command at your prompt. Use the same password that you used on your system when setting up Dart. You will then have to accept the fingerprint for this new user. 5) Next, type "source ~/.bash_profile" this allows our changes to take place. 6) Finally, type "dart10" at your prompt and follow the instructions below: dart10> dartdoc --open 7) You should now see a window open with two tabs. The top tab is displaying information on all of the libraries that are available in the SDK, while the bottom tab is showing you what DartDoc can find on your system that is not included in this distribution. 8) Now you need to close this window, but before you can press the close button, type "quit" followed by the quit command at your prompt. 9) You won't be needing to use this tool any time soon so don't worry if it closes for you on its own. 10) Finally, type "export PATH=$PATH:" and save your changes for this next step. 11) Next open up your terminal window once again (if not already open). From here, navigate to where you had Dart Editor downloaded in the last step. eccc085e13