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Ryan Maneo
4,342 PointsDidn't work
I did it exactly how it asked, and it will not work. It compiled perfectly in Xcode also...
struct Person {
let firstName: String
let lastName: String
func getFullName() -> (String) {
return firstName + " " + lastName
}}
let aPerson = Person(firstName: "Ryan", lastName: "Minnick")
let fullName = aPerson.getFullName()
2 Answers
Nathan Tallack
22,159 PointsGreat work! Very close. No need to put brackets around the return type.
struct Person {
let firstName: String
let lastName: String
func getFullName() -> String { // No brackets around return type.
return firstName + " " + lastName
}}
let aPerson = Person(firstName: "Ryan", lastName: "Minnick")
let fullName = aPerson.getFullName()
No idea why workspace cares about this. While it is not "required" it is not syntatically incorrect. But one thing I have learnt about workspaces is it does not like things that are not required. ;)
Thomas Katalenas
11,033 Pointsis that because of parsing? o _raw_intNS
Nathan Tallack
22,159 PointsNot sure. All I know is workspaces cares about syntatic perfection. ;)