Understanding navigation
Flutter has two ways of navigating between views. The first pattern introduced was an imperative API that makes use of the Navigator widget. Think of Navigator as a stack that sits at the top of the application. A stack is a linear data structure that follows the principle of Last In First Out (LIFO), meaning the last element inserted inside the stack is removed first. Stacks generally have two main functions: push which allows you to add a new item to the stack, and pop, which removes the item from the stack that was added. The Navigator widget extends this API further:
pop: Pops the top-most route off the navigator.popAndPushNamed: Pops the top-most route off the navigator and pushes a named route onto the navigator.popUntil: Pops routes off the navigator until some conditions are met.Push: Pushes a route onto the navigator.pushAndRemoveUntil: Pushes a route onto the navigator and pops routes until some conditions are met.
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