<project_name>
├── .android # Android-specific files and configuration
├── .ios # iOS-specific files and configuration
├── .metadata # Internal Flutter files
├── .vscode # Visual Studio Code-specific files and configuration
├── bin # Executable files
├── build # Generated files, including the build output
├── lib # Dart source code
│ ├── main.dart # The entry point to your Flutter app
├── pubspec.lock # Generated file that specifies the versions of dependencies
├── pubspec.yaml # Configuration file that specifies dependencies
├── test # Test files
├── web # Web-specific files and configuration
Here's a brief explanation of each of these files and folders:
-> .android and .ios contain platform-specific files and configuration for Android and iOS, respectively.
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.metadata contains internal Flutter files that are used by the framework.
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.vscode contains Visual Studio Code-specific files and configuration.
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bin contains executable files, such as the flutter executable.
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build contains generated files, including the build output for your app.
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lib contains your Dart source code. The main.dart file is the entry point to your Flutter app.
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pubspec.lock is a generated file that specifies the versions of dependencies used by your app.
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pubspec.yaml is a configuration file that specifies the dependencies used by your app.
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test contains test files for your app.
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web contains web-specific files and configuration.
I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.