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Rakeem Williamson
7,163 Pointscant pass the code challenge
class Button { let width: Double let height: Double } class Button { let width: Double let height: Double
init(width: Double, height: Double) { self.width = width self.height = height } } let ton = Button(width: Double, height: Double)
1 Answer
Josh Rosenzweig
2,779 PointsHi Rakeem, You are actually very close, there are just a few syntax errors in your code. 1st, each class needs to contain parentheses for accepting parameters, even if there are none. [ class Button(){} ]
2nd, you placed the parameters within the class brackets ( {} ) when it should be within the parentheses at the beginning of the class after the name of the class is given. [ (width: Double, height: Double) { } ]
But, aside from those mistakes your code is almost correct, if you are still confused it should look like this instead:
class Button (width: Double, height: Double) {
init(width: Double, height: Double) { self.width = width self.height = height } } let ton = Button(width: Double, height: Double)
I hope this helps you out
Rakeem Williamson
7,163 PointsRakeem Williamson
7,163 Pointsthanks Josh got it working :)
Josh Rosenzweig
2,779 PointsJosh Rosenzweig
2,779 PointsMy pleasure, I'm glad it worked out!