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Ryan Cocuzzo
1,206 Pointscode incorrect
TASK: Assume we are creating an app to display random quotes. So far our app has a label and a button that have been added to the view. We need to create an 'IBAction' for our button. Please define a method called 'buttonPressed' and make sure it returns an 'IBAction'.
ANSWER:
import "THViewController.h"
@implementation THViewController
// Add your code below @property (strong, nonatomic) IBOutlet UILabel *buttonPressed; - (IBAction) buttonPressed;
@end
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Andres Oliva
7,810 PointsYou are doing more than the challenge is asking you.
The challenge is to create a method that returns an IBAction. For some reason you are also creating a property.
This is the code that you need to write:
-(IBAction)buttonPressed {
}