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iOS Swift Basics (retired) Types Printing Results

Posted by Brad McCallum
Brad McCallum
628 Points

Could you provide an example of how this task would look complete.

i have the constant named language and create a variable called greeting (var edu = "learning") than try to write the println by interpolating println(language) \ (edu) and get errors every time i feel as though im missing something but not sure what

println.swift 
let language = "Swift"

3 Answers

David Fry
David Fry
13,267 Points
David Fry
David Fry
13,267 Points

Brad, I think you are trying to do is this(see code below). What I see right off the bat is you are missing the quote marks (") on either side.

  let language = "swift"
  let edu = "learning"
  println("\(language) \(edu)")
Brad McCallum
Brad McCallum
628 Points
Brad McCallum
Brad McCallum
628 Points

Thank you if had the quotations earlier when trying to complete the task it keeps saying to make sure I interpolate the constant which as you showed I believe is done

Newton Robert
Newton Robert
4,180 Points
Newton Robert
Newton Robert
4,180 Points

let language = "Swift" let str = "learning " println ("(str) (language) ")