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Jonas Moltumyr
1,939 PointsCan´t see whats wrong with my code
Seems like the code challenge won´t approve my code below. Dont really understand why.
It says that its not a interpolated string, which it is if I have understood the past videos correctly.
// Enter your code below
let name = "Jonas Moltumyr"
let greeting = "Hi there, " + "\(name)"
2 Answers
John Doe
Courses Plus Student 2,323 PointsWhen you interpolate you don't need to use the '+' operator:
let name: String = "Steve" let greeting: String = "Hi there, (name)"
you only use that for concatenation
let finalGreeting: String = greeting + ". How are you?"
Jonas Moltumyr
1,939 PointsThank you for your fast reply. I just figured it out :)
John Doe
Courses Plus Student 2,323 PointsNo problem :)
Enjoy learning Swift!!