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iOS Swift Enums and Structs Enums Associated Values

Paul Denlinger
Paul Denlinger
2,380 Points
Posted by Paul Denlinger
Paul Denlinger
2,380 Points

Still getting incorrect answer

My answer is:

var book = Booktype.Pdf("Game of Thrones")

But it is still getting marked as the wrong answer. What is wrong?

enum.swift 
enum BookType {
    // Write your members with associated values here
  case Pdf(String)
  case Epub(String)

}

var book = Booktype.Pdf("Game of Thrones")

2 Answers

Jiri Stepanek
Jiri Stepanek
10,740 Points
Jiri Stepanek
Jiri Stepanek
10,740 Points

You have to do it like this: var book: Booktype = .Pdf("Game of Thrones")

Joshua Rapoport
Joshua Rapoport
8,415 Points
Joshua Rapoport
Joshua Rapoport
8,415 Points

When you initialized the instance "book", you didn't write "BookType" The ONLY THING you need to change is the "t"; make it a "T" because that is how it was written in the enum declaration of BookType.

var book = BookType.Pdf("Game of Thrones")