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3,402 PointsI'm getting a weird error when I do: let turtleSpeed: Int = Speed (rawValue: 10)
Cannot convert from one type to another.
enum Speed: Int {
case Slow = 10, Medium = 50, Fast = 100
}
let turtleSpeed: Int = Speed (rawValue:10)
1 Answer
Steve Hunter
57,712 PointsHi there,
There's a couple of points there. The variable, turtleSpeed
needs to be just that, a variable - so you need to declare it with var
not let
- that's a bit picky, though!!
The key thing, is what you're assigning to it. That requires dot notation to work. It should look like:
enum Speed: Int {
case Slow = 10, Medium = 50, Fast = 100
}
var turtleSpeed = Speed.Slow.rawValue
I hope that makes sense! Please ask if it doesn't.
Steve.
Pros Seng
3,402 PointsPros Seng
3,402 PointsI see. I thought I could use the syntax that he showed:
let quarter = Coin (rawValue: 25)
And just create it from raw values. Instead of retrieving the raw value and then assigning it to the var turtleSpeed.
Hmmm it was a bit picky with let vs var. :P
Thanks a bunch!
Steve Hunter
57,712 PointsSteve Hunter
57,712 PointsYeah - I remember being confused when I took this challenge as I was expecting to use the notation you used, rather than dot notation. Much frustration later, I figured it out which is why I remember it so clearly to help out now!