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Extension function visibility in Dart [staging]

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An explicit type and the 'if null' operator bandaid the situation for now. An explicit type and the 'if null' operator bandaid the situation for now.
Extension functions exist in Dart, but in my experience IDEs are unable to offer autocomplete for them like I have come to expect from Kotlin. You'll first need to import the file defining your `extension` (Dart has a designated keyword for extension functions) before you can use them. This sours the experience for me as a Kotlin developer where I've come to expect my IDE to surface extension functions via completion suggestions.
I'm not usually one to argue about subjective aspects like syntax, but I have to say I found Dart's syntax to be rather convoluted. I'll just drop an example here and move on, since this is a really pedantic talking point. I'm not usually one to argue about subjective aspects like syntax, but I have to say I found Dart's syntax to be rather convoluted. I'll just drop an example here and move on, since this is a really pedantic talking point.
```dart ```dart