Don't you have to unwrap the task.status enum value?

I wondered about this, too.

I believe what you're talking about is converting the status to an actual string, like "Pending." This would be a good next step if you wanted to display the status for a given task back in the form of a string (e.g., "Pending", "Doing", "Complete") instead of just showing '(Enum Value).'

I believe Amit didn't include it in the solution because it's not necessary to complete the challenge; i.e., the code still works, it just won't show you a description of the status in the form of a string... I'm not much further along than this in the coursework, though, so someone else may have a better answer for you.

enum Status {
    case Doing, Pending, Complete

    init() {
        self = .Pending
    }

    func statusString() -> String {
        switch self {
        case .Pending:
            return "Pending"
        case .Doing:
            return "Doing"
        case .Complete:
            return "Complete"
        default:
            return "No Status Found"
        }
    }
}

struct Task {

    var description: String
    var status = Status()

    init(desc: String) {
        self.description = desc
    }
}

You can test that this is working with the following code:

var newTask = Task(desc: "It's a new task")
newTask.description
newTask.status.statusString()
newTask.status = .Complete
newTask.status.statusString()