What is the difference between Scaffold and Container in Flutter?

The main differences between Scaffold and Container in Flutter are:

1. Purpose: Scaffold is a top-level widget that provides a consistent structure for a Material Design app, including an AppBar, BottomNavigationBar, Drawer, and FloatingActionButton. In contrast, Container is a general-purpose widget used to hold and style other widgets[1][2].

2. Child: Scaffold can have only one child, which is typically a Container or Column. Container can also have only one child widget[1][4].

3. Styling: Container provides rich styling options like padding, margin, decoration, and alignment. Scaffold has fewer styling options and is more focused on providing the overall app structure[1][5].

4. Flexibility: Container can have a flexible width and height based on its child's size. Scaffold always takes up the full available width and height of the screen[...