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Eleanor Campbell
8,630 Pointscannot assign to value: binary operator returns immutable value.
for n in 1...100 { if 0 != (n % 2) && 0 = (n % 7) { print(n) } } this is what i was experimenting with in my playground to figure out why I couldn't pass the code challenge. it kept telling me I didn't have a conditional statement. now in the playground I get the message above.
3 Answers
Kevin Rosario
2,655 PointsTry to put n % 7 == 0 and then && n % 2 != 0, probably treehouse is looking for that specific order.
Kevin Rosario
2,655 PointsIn if statements you would put the question first, for example instead of 0 != (n % 2), you would write n % 2 != 0, and also the challenge is asking you to append n, so instead of print() you are going to append n to results by writing results.append() and the scoped variable n goes inside the brackets.
Eleanor Campbell
8,630 Pointsyeah that's what i tried first and it gave me the same problem.
Kevin Rosario
2,655 PointsMan, sometimes is just a little bit hard to spot does small syntax errors, I'm glad I could help.
Eleanor Campbell
8,630 PointsEleanor Campbell
8,630 Pointsit was the == on n % 7 == 0, I had a single =.