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455 PointsChallenge not recognizing desired result?
I have completed the challenge as requested, and even tried modifying the println command to print "Learning " as a string and then interpolate the string of constant language, but alas, I continue to see the red X.
Just want to make sure my fundamentals aren't wrong!
BTW, this works just fine in my playground...
Cheers
let language = "Learning Swift"
println(language)
1 Answer
Caleb Kleveter
Treehouse Moderator 37,862 PointsYou need to print "learning Swift", so you interpolate language in the string:
println("Learning \(language)")
jamalnureddin
455 Pointsjamalnureddin
455 PointsThanks Caleb! I'll have to review the definitions to brush up on my terminology.