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neil setford-thompson
111 Pointscode works on xcode but will not pass the test?
let name = "Neil" let greeting = "Hi there" let interpolatedName = "(greeting), (name)"
result is "Neil" "Hi there" "Hi there, Neil" as far as i can see this is the right code as is works on xcode but then i put it in on the test copy and past so i know its the same its not letting me go on. can any one help.
3 Answers
Thomas Dobson
7,511 PointsHey Neil,
You are close! You need to prefix your string literals with a "\". See the below code:
let name = "Neil"
let greeting = "Hi there"
let interpolatedName = "\(greeting), \(name)"
neil setford-thompson
111 Pointslet name = "Neil" let greeting = "Hi there" let interpolatedName = "(greeting), (name)"
is that not what i have done?
neil setford-thompson
111 Pointshi thomas i copyed your code and it still comes up with " Bummer! Make sure the value you are assigning to greeting is an interpolated string"
Thomas Dobson
7,511 PointsHi Neil,
I had to dig up the challenge. Looks like the last task is asking you to concatenate. Hope this helps.
// Enter your code below
//This covers the first task
let name = "Neil"
let greeting = "Hi there, \(name)."
//the second task asks you to concatenate greeting and " How are you?"
let finalGreeting = greeting + " How are you?"
ADAM SPRINGFIELD
310 PointsADAM SPRINGFIELD
310 PointsHeya Neil,
I think it should be:
let interpolatedName = "(greeting), (name)"
Since your interpolating the constants into the string. There are forward slashes "\" proceeding the parentheses () FYI, the comment box is removing them automatically...