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iOS Swift 2.0 Basics Swift Types String Manipulation

Posted by Kevin Sanchez
Kevin Sanchez
484 Points

Concatenation

I Have looked at my notes and cant figure out the problem please help

strings.swift 
// Enter your code below
let name = "Kevin" 
let greeting = "Hi There \(name)"
let finalGreeting =  greeting + how are you

1 Answer

Joao Magioli
Joao Magioli
28,318 Points
Joao Magioli
Joao Magioli
28,318 Points

Hi Kevin,

The second task of the challenge asks you to concatenate the constant greeting with a string literal.

The " How are you?" should be in a double quotes, with a question mark at the end, just like I wrote

:)