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Joseph Maza
9,184 PointsControl Flow Extra Credit
Hi everyone, I was doing the extra credit for this section in Swift basics. I think I have the basic part of it down, but I want it to show numbers in front of the odds and evens. Here's what I have so far thank you for your time.
// Even or Odd to 100
import UIKit
var numbers = 1...100
for number in numbers{ if ((number) % 2 == 0){ println("even") } else if ((number) % 2 != 0){ println("odd") }else { println(number) } }
Joseph Maza
9,184 PointsYes, absolutely helped thank you Danielle Aristizabal!
1 Answer
George Steiner
587 PointsYou could even skip declaring your variable and just write
for i in 1...100 { }
Danielle Aristizabal
10,438 PointsDanielle Aristizabal
10,438 PointsYou can use string interpolation to add the number before Odd or Even. Also you have extra code there that isn't needed. Here is the solution I found:
var numbers = 1...100
for number in numbers { if ((number) % 2 ==0){ println("(number) is even") }else{ println("(number) is odd") } }
I hope this helps!