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tuurlauwers
342 PointsDon't know why it is giving these errors... Thanks!
Interpolations seems to be okay, tried all kinds of things.
// Enter your code below
let name = "Tuur."
let greeting = "\(Hi there, ) \(name)"
1 Answer
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Jennifer Nordell
Treehouse TeacherHi there! String interpolation is using the backslash and parentheses to insert the value of a variable into that place. So in this case, only name
is a variable. Try again with this hint in mind!
tuurlauwers
342 Pointstuurlauwers
342 PointsThank you for your hint Jennifer! ?