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andrew naeve
11,503 PointsCan't tell what this question is asking
these questions seem to be getting vaguer and vaguer... in this challenge, I can't tell what they want from me. The following haven't worked.
enum Compass: Int { case North = 1 case South case East case West }
let Direction = Compass(rawValue: 2)
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enum Compass: Int { case North = 1 case South case East case West }
let Direction = Compass.South.rawValue
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enum Compass: Int { case North = 1 case South case East case West }
let someValue = 2 let Direction = Compass(rawValue: someValue)
1 Answer
Michael Reining
10,101 PointsHi Andrew,
You are close. Remember that constants and variables should be lowercase.
let direction // use lowercase d
Also, when declaring your enum, you can keep the code shorter and more readable by following the convention below.
enum Compass: Int {
case North = 1, South, East, West // comma separate each case
}
let direction = Compass(rawValue: 2)
I hope that helps,
Mike
PS: Thanks to the awesome resources on Team Treehouse, I just launched my first app. :-)