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Adnan Hasbi
4,544 PointsBlog Reader Project Overview
Hello Again,
Took a small break and I am back :)
Question :
Below the String variables, declare an array of Strings named 'titles'. Initialize it with the three String variables you just created.
My answer :
String title1 = "Android is awesome";
String title2 = "Mike is cool";
String title3 = "Treehouse loves me";
Strings[] titles ={
"title1",
"title2",
"title3",
};
Help please ?
Thanks in advance
3 Answers
Ernest Grzybowski
Treehouse Project ReviewerAdnan Hasbi could you please be more specific on where to find this code challenge, because your title is not that specific.
From the information that you gave us, this would be the correct way to do it:
String title1 = "Android is awesome";
String title2 = "Mike is cool";
String title3 = "Treehouse loves me";
String[] titles ={ title1, title2, title3};
Note that I removed the "s" at the end of "Strings", removed the quotation marks in the array declaration, and removed the last comma. Hope this helps.
Shawna Mattison
5,312 PointsI'm not on this part of the site yet but if you copy and pasted exactly what you had put, I'm pretty sure you don't need last comma in your array. Other than that though, I have no idea.
Adnan Hasbi
4,544 PointsThanks guys for the help. Ernest - The code worked for me :)