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Bashir Sentongo
3,769 PointsCompile Error: Missing Argument label.
This doesnt work in swift 3 anymore, why wouldnt you just declare the length aswell. because you used the same function in carpetCostCalculator and xcode gives me an error there aswell .
func calculateArea(length : Int, width : Int) -> Int { let area = length * width return area } calculateArea(10, width: 2)
When i tried to put length as an external parameter, xcode complained and threw an error. Could it be because of swift 3 or a bug
func carpetCostCalulator(length length : Int, width : Int, carpetColor : String) -> Int { let area = getArea(length, width: width) var price : Int? switch carpetColor { case "gray": price = area * 1 case "tan": price = area * 2 case "blue": price = area * 4 default: price = 0 } return price! }
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Safwat Shenouda
12,362 PointsIn Swift3 when you call a fucntion you need to mention the names of all parameters. that is different from Swift 2 where you was allowed to skip the name of the first parameter. for example:
calculateArea(length: 10, width: 2)
Bashir Sentongo
3,769 PointsBashir Sentongo
3,769 PointsYeah i knew that, thats why i was finding it weired as to why it was that way since im using swift three but learning with swift 2 of treeHouse. They should really update the videos to swfit 3.