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javier graterol
6,056 Pointsenum challenge Create a variable called turtleSpeed and assign it the Raw value of the member Slow.
works on Xcode. But here it says
Bummer! Your code could not be compiled. Please click on "Preview" to view the compiler errors.
enum Speed: Int { case Slow = 10, Medium = 50, Fast=100 } if let turtleSpeed = Speed(rawValue: 10) { Speed.Slow.rawValue }
2 Answers
Pasan Premaratne
Treehouse TeacherThe answer to the question is simply:
var turtleSpeed = Speed.Slow.rawValue
This is assuming you've modified the enum to have raw values. In your code, you are creating an instance of the enum by using the rawValue method to match the integer value passed in. The enum already has a default raw value for Slow, so you don't need to create a new instance and check the optional
Chris Bernardi
3,994 Points@javier I'm not sure why you are seeing any errors. I copied and pasted your code above into a new playground and got 50. Is what you have there, the only code in the file?
javier graterol
6,056 PointsYes, that is the only file. The task is "Create a variable called turtleSpeed and assign it the Raw value of the member Slow."
Chris Bernardi
3,994 PointsAlthough, I can't get a correctly complied code, I do see to possible errors. 1) it calls for a variable thus var not let. 2) It wants the value for Slow not Medium
javier graterol
6,056 PointsNope, if you change those values the "error" keeps happening.
Chris Bernardi
3,994 PointsI understand that doesn't solve it but its still incorrect to use them. If you don't start there, no fix will work.
javier graterol
6,056 Pointsjavier graterol
6,056 PointsThank you Pasan