Java useColorScheme returning light

The useColorScheme method is a method that is used to set the color scheme for a widget in Flutter, a mobile app development framework. The method takes a value of the ColorScheme enum as an argument, which can be either ColorScheme.light or ColorScheme.dark.

If the useColorScheme method is returning ColorScheme.light, it means that the color scheme for the widget is set to light. This means that the widget will use light colors for its background, text, and other UI elements.

Here is an example of how the useColorScheme method might be used in a Flutter application:

AppBar(
  title: Text("My App"),
  color: Colors.red,
  // Set the color scheme to light
  brightness: useColorScheme(context) == ColorScheme.light
      ? Brightness.light
      : Brightness.dark,
)

In this example, the useColorScheme method is used to determine the color scheme for the AppBar widget. If the color scheme is set to light, the Brightness.light value is passed to the brightness property of the AppBar, which sets the background color to white. If the color scheme is set to dark, the Brightness.dark value is passed, which sets the background color to black.