If you are working on an Android project using flutter and not sure How To Cast List<dynamic> To List<String> In flutter then you are in right place, here's the solution to cast a List<dynamic> to a List<String> in Flutter, with code examples:

import 'package:flutter/material.dart';

class MyWidget extends StatelessWidget {
  @override
  Widget build(BuildContext context) {
    // Assume we have a List<dynamic> containing data
    List<dynamic> dynamicList = getDynamicList();

    // We want to cast this dynamic list to a List<String>
    List<String> stringList = castDynamicListToStringList(dynamicList);

    // Now, we can use the stringList for further processing
    print(stringList);

    // Placeholder return widget
    return Container();
  }

  // Example method to get dynamic list
  List<dynamic> getDynamicList() {
    // Assume we fetch dynamic data from somewhere
    List<dynamic> data = ['Apple', 'Banana', 'Orange'];
    return data;
  }

  // Method to cast dynamic list to List<String>
  List<String> castDynamicListToStringList(List<dynamic> dynamicList) {
    // We iterate over each element in the dynamic list
    // and cast it to String before adding it to the new list
    List<String> stringList = [];
    for (dynamic item in dynamicList) {
      stringList.add(item.toString());
    }
    return stringList;
  }
}
We have a List<dynamic> containing some data and  want to cast this dynamic list to a List<String> and we have defined a method castDynamicListToStringList that takes a List<dynamic> parameter and returns a List<String> and then we iterate over each element in the dynamic list, cast it to String, and add it to the new list.

In the build method , we shows you the usage by fetching dynamic data, casting it to a List<String>, and then printing the result 
This example example code shows you how to cast a List<dynamic> to a List<String> in Flutter. Let me know if you need further doubt or need any help thank you for reading article!

How To Cast List<dynamic> to List<Object> in Flutter

Let's take an the example to use an Employee object with properties Id, EmployeeName, EmployeeEmailId, ContactNo, and CreatedAt, using Indian names and email domains. 
Below code is an example shows how to work with dynamic employee data using an Employee model in Flutter. 
import 'package:flutter/material.dart';

class MyWidget extends StatelessWidget {
  @override
  Widget build(BuildContext context) {
    // Assume we have a List<dynamic> containing employee data
    List<dynamic> dynamicList = getDynamicEmployeeData();

    // We want to cast this dynamic list to a List<Employee>
    List<Employee> employeeList = castDynamicListToEmployeeList(dynamicList);

    // Now, we can use the employeeList for further processing
    print(employeeList);

    // Placeholder return widget
    return Container();
  }

  // Example method to get dynamic employee data
  List<dynamic> getDynamicEmployeeData() {
    // Assume we fetch dynamic employee data from somewhere
    List<dynamic> data = [
      {
        'Id': 1,
        'EmployeeName': 'Rajesh Kumar',
        'EmployeeEmailId': '[email protected]',
        'ContactNo': '9876543210',
        'CreatedAt': DateTime.now()
      },
      {
        'Id': 2,
        'EmployeeName': 'Sunita Sharma',
        'EmployeeEmailId': '[email protected]',
        'ContactNo': '9876543211',
        'CreatedAt': DateTime.now().subtract(Duration(days: 1))
      },
      {
        'Id': 3,
        'EmployeeName': 'Amit Patel',
        'EmployeeEmailId': '[email protected]',
        'ContactNo': '9876543212',
        'CreatedAt': DateTime.now().subtract(Duration(days: 2))
      }
    ];
    return data;
  }

  // Method to cast dynamic list to List<Employee>
  List<Employee> castDynamicListToEmployeeList(List<dynamic> dynamicList) {
    // We iterate over each element in the dynamic list
    // and create Employee objects from the data
    List<Employee> employeeList = [];
    for (var item in dynamicList) {
      Employee employee = Employee(
        id: item['Id'],
        employeeName: item['EmployeeName'],
        employeeEmailId: item['EmployeeEmailId'],
        contactNo: item['ContactNo'],
        createdAt: item['CreatedAt'],
      );
      employeeList.add(employee);
    }
    return employeeList;
  }
}

// Employee model class
class Employee {
  final int id;
  final String employeeName;
  final String employeeEmailId;
  final String contactNo;
  final DateTime createdAt;

  Employee({
    required this.id,
    required this.employeeName,
    required this.employeeEmailId,
    required this.contactNo,
    required this.createdAt,
  });

  @override
  String toString() {
    return 'Employee(id: $id, name: $employeeName, email: $employeeEmailId, contact: $contactNo, created at: $createdAt)';
  }
}

  • We have defined an Employee model class with properties Id, EmployeeName, EmployeeEmailId, ContactNo, and CreatedAt and then we fetch dynamic employee data using the getDynamicEmployeeData method, which returns a list containing employee information in the form of dictionaries.
  • In next step we cast the dynamic list to a list of Employee objects using the castDynamicListToEmployeeList method, where we iterate over each element in the dynamic list and create Employee objects from the data.