• Home
  • Free Trial
  • Sign In
  • Techdegree
  • Tracks
  • Library
  • Community
  • Support
    • Newest
      • Newest
      • Active
      • Unanswered
      • Featured
    • All Topics
      • All Topics
      • • General Discussion
      • • 21st Century Skills
      • • Android
      • • APIs
      • • Business
      • • C#
      • • Computer Science
      • • CSS
      • • Data Analysis
      • • Databases
      • • Design
      • • Development Tools
      • • Digital Literacy
      • • Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI)
      • • Go
      • • HTML
      • • Java
      • • JavaScript
      • • Learning Resources
      • • Machine Learning
      • • PHP
      • • Python
      • • Quality Assurance
      • • Ruby
      • • Security
  • Michael Jenkins
    Michael Jenkins
    135 Points

    What am I doing wrong this practice? // Constants Let favoritedessert = "chocolate"

    Posted January 14, 2020 6:01pm by Michael Jenkins
    Michael Jenkins
    135 Points
    • iOS
    • Swift Basics
    • An Introduction to Swift Programming
    • Working With Constants

    1 Answer

  • Steve Cheery
    Steve Cheery
    58 Points

    Can you help me?

    Posted August 14, 2019 10:27am by Steve Cheery
    Steve Cheery
    58 Points
    • iOS
    • Swift Basics
    • An Introduction to Swift Programming
    • Working With Constants

    2 Answers

  • Kellington Chidza
    Kellington Chidza
    866 Points

    Create a constant named favoriteDessert and assign to it a string containing your favorite dessert. Remember the syntax

    Posted July 15, 2019 8:51pm by Kellington Chidza
    Kellington Chidza
    866 Points
    • iOS
    • Swift Basics
    • An Introduction to Swift Programming
    • Working With Constants

    1 Answer

  • Patrick Franko
    Patrick Franko
    390 Points

    how add code from prev. task?

    Posted April 12, 2019 3:26am by Patrick Franko
    Patrick Franko
    390 Points
    • iOS
    • Swift Basics
    • An Introduction to Swift Programming
    • Working With Constants

    1 Answer

  • Andres Deidan
    PRO
    Andres Deidan
    Pro Student 96 Points

    What is a constant

    Posted August 31, 2018 1:27pm by Andres Deidan
    Andres Deidan
    Pro Student 96 Points
    • iOS
    • Swift Basics
    • An Introduction to Swift Programming
    • Working With Constants

    2 Answers

  • Kevin Perez
    Kevin Perez
    iOS Development with Swift Techdegree Student 1,030 Points

    I made a constant called favoritedessert and named it flan like this: let favoritedessert= "flan". How is this wrong?

    Posted July 18, 2018 2:15pm by Kevin Perez
    Kevin Perez
    iOS Development with Swift Techdegree Student 1,030 Points
    • iOS
    • Swift Basics
    • An Introduction to Swift Programming
    • Working With Constants

    1 Answer

  • Nelson Lecuane
    Nelson Lecuane
    228 Points

    What's the cause of the error please

    Posted November 15, 2017 1:52am by Nelson Lecuane
    Nelson Lecuane
    228 Points
    • iOS
    • Swift Basics
    • An Introduction to Swift Programming
    • Working With Constants

    1 Answer

  • gary chang
    gary chang
    98 Points

    I dont understand why its not work //constants let favoritedessert = " bread "

    Posted August 19, 2017 3:00am by gary chang
    gary chang
    98 Points
    • iOS
    • Swift Basics
    • An Introduction to Swift Programming
    • Working With Constants

    1 Answer

  • Abotsi Godwin
    PLUS
    Abotsi Godwin
    Courses Plus Student 1,400 Points

    Somone should help me with a constant Quiz, right now.

    Posted July 27, 2017 11:51pm by Abotsi Godwin
    Abotsi Godwin
    Courses Plus Student 1,400 Points
    • iOS
    • Swift Basics
    • An Introduction to Swift Programming
    • Working With Constants

    2 Answers

  • josh whitehead
    josh whitehead
    479 Points

    why wont this code work for constants

    Posted June 12, 2017 2:05pm by josh whitehead
    josh whitehead
    479 Points
    • iOS
    • Swift Basics
    • An Introduction to Swift Programming
    • Working With Constants

    2 Answers

  • Elizabeth Irigoyen
    Elizabeth Irigoyen
    431 Points

    why is this wrong? is the second quiz let constant = favoriteDessert var str = "cremebrulee"

    Posted March 28, 2017 5:16pm by Elizabeth Irigoyen
    Elizabeth Irigoyen
    431 Points
    • iOS
    • Swift Basics
    • An Introduction to Swift Programming
    • Working With Constants

    3 Answers

  • sierra torres
    sierra torres
    342 Points

    whats a constants main purpose

    Posted January 30, 2017 5:56pm by sierra torres
    sierra torres
    342 Points
    • iOS
    • Swift Basics
    • An Introduction to Swift Programming
    • Working With Constants

    2 Answers

  • Michael Zarucki
    Michael Zarucki
    803 Points

    What am I doing incorrectly? text color is not changing when I enter LET Command.

    Posted January 17, 2017 12:21am by Michael Zarucki
    Michael Zarucki
    803 Points
    • iOS
    • Swift Basics
    • An Introduction to Swift Programming
    • Working With Constants

    1 Answer

  • Dan Loyer
    Dan Loyer
    46 Points

    Create a constant named favoriteDessert and assign to it a string containing your favorite dessert. Remember the syntax

    Posted November 22, 2016 3:44pm by Dan Loyer
    Dan Loyer
    46 Points
    • iOS
    • Swift Basics
    • An Introduction to Swift Programming
    • Working With Constants

    2 Answers

Posting to the forum is only allowed for members with active accounts.
Please sign in or sign up to post.

Treehouse Logo
Our mission is to bring affordable technology education to people everywhere in order to help them achieve their dreams and change the world.
Company
Careers
Contact
Library
Tracks
Community
Stories
Perks
Affiliate Program
Treehouse for Libraries
Topics
HTML
CSS
Design
JavaScript
Ruby
View all 24 Topics
Tracks
Front End Web Development
Full Stack JavaScript
Beginning Python
UX: Interaction Design
Digital Literacy
View all 41 Tracks
  • Twitter
  • YouTube
  • FaceBook
  • LinkedIn
  • Instagram
  • About Treehouse
  • Blog
  • Shop
  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms & Conditions
  • © 2020 Treehouse Island, Inc.