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Start your free trialMar Ibra
103 Points:) Same problem
Can you write it, I wanna see an example.
let language = "Swift"
printLn("Learn + Language")
1 Answer
Martin Wildfeuer
Courses Plus Student 11,071 PointsThe assignment asks you to use string interpolation, so an example would be:
let name = "Mar Ibra"
let greeting = "Hello \(name)"
print(name)
An example for string concatenation would be
let name = "Mar Ibra"
let greeting = "Hello " + name
print(name)
By the way, println
(not printLn) has been replaced with print
as of Swift 2.0, this course is dedicated to Swift 1.x and should be considered out of date. I would recommend to do the iOS development with Swift 2.0 track instead.
Hope that helps :)