In other languages (like Python, Go, C#, etc.), circular imports are an issue and the program doesn't run. However, Dart seems to get around this issue and different Dart files can import each other. I am curious about how Dart handles this, and to get to know if there are any gotchas about it.
I tried searching online but couldn't get anything meaningful.
Usually, the circular dependencies are allowed for languages using a multi-pass compiler.
The logic behind it is that the compiler parses and analyses the code multiple times, and generates intermediate code after each stage.
About Dart, the VM offers a Just-In-Time (JIT) and an Ahead Of Time (AOT) compilers as explained here, which also work with intermediate code.
I didn't play much with Dart's compiler but I guess the implemented logic is the one of a multi-pass compiler
