Code challenge arrays, task 2/4

this is the complete code that worked for me:

char alpha = 'a';
char bravo = 'b';

char letters[2] = {alpha};

letters[1] = bravo;

printf("letters %c %c", alpha, bravo);

It mentions in the question to use the variable alpha. So the correct code would not use a string for alpha but instead use the variable. Make sense?

Hi, you have 'alpha' in speech marks indicating a string, when in fact you should be referencing the variable name alpha - minus the speech marks.

hope this helps.

Hi, you can do it in one single line with

char letters[2] = {alpha};

maybe it's more clear to understand, hope this helps!

char letters[2] = {alpha};

That is correct but it doesn't work in the code challenge.

can you post the rest of the code? maybe there's other errors, in my case it worked

This code will work, when referencing a variable you do not add parentheses or ' '

char alpha;
char bravo;

alpha = 'a';
bravo = 'b';

char letters[2];

letters[0] =alpha;

I wasnt including the prior code which threw it off

char alpha = 'a'; char bravo = 'b';

char letters[2] = {alpha};