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iOS Intermediate Swift Properties Computed Properties

Aananya Vyas
Aananya Vyas
20,157 Points
Posted by Aananya Vyas
Aananya Vyas
20,157 Points

computed properties

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enum.swift 
let UIFontTextStyleHeadline = "UIFontTextStyleHeadline"
let UIFontTextStyleBody = "UIFontTextStyleBody"
let UIFontTextStyleFootnote = "UIFontTextStyleFootnote"

enum Text {
    case Headline
    case Body
    case Footnote

    var style: String {
        switch self {
        case .Headline:
            return UIFontTextStyleHeadline
        case .Body:
            return UIFontTextStyleBody
        case .Footnote:
            return UIFontTextStyleFootnote
        }
    }
}

2 Answers

David Papandrew
David Papandrew
8,386 Points
David Papandrew
David Papandrew
8,386 Points

The challenge is case-sensitive. The given enum names are all lowercase (e.g. "headline", "body", "footnote". Update the enum cases and the switch statement so that those names are lowercase and your code should pass.

akyya mayberry
akyya mayberry
3,668 Points
akyya mayberry
akyya mayberry
3,668 Points

Enum names are captialized. Enum members are lowercase: this is just a convention. Aananya code works in Swift and the only reason why his /her code fails is because Treehouse is enforcing the convention in its code review. Overall, if Treehouse provides you with set code (the Text enum in this case), it is not a good idea to change it unless they specifically say to do so. Otherwise you can get errors like these.