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How to fix dart is not recognized as an internal and external Command Error in Terminal
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Jun 7, 2025
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uh hello guys welcome to this video so
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if you can't access Dart from your
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terminal if you're getting this error
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message Dart is not recognized as an
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internal or external command then uh
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potentially you haven't added the
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location of your Flutter in the
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environment variable so that comes with
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Flutter that is a programming language
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if you don't know
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so you should definitely first of all
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download
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Flutter so Flutter comes with Dart i've
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already installed it but still I'm
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getting this error so by default Flutter
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is stored in the C
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directory program
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files and then search for the folder
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Flutter so you will see the folder is
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present and go to the bin
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folder and here you will see dot is
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present we also flutter is also
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present so if you try to open terminal
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here type the same command
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dot you will see the dot command will
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perfectly work command line utility for
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that development you will see you just
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need to make sure you copy this location
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right click copy and just open
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environment
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variable and just go to the environment
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variable and just go to the system
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variable go to path edit add a new
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entry just add this entry to the
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environment variable just click now okay
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okay okay and just restart the terminal
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and just type the same command
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dot so you will see the Dart SDK will
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print out in this easy way you can fix
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this error message to use Dart from your
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