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2,124 PointsEnumeration and Optionals in Swift 3, Challenge Task 1 of 1, What am I doing Wrong?
struct Book { let title: String let author: String let price: String? let pubDate: String? }
init?(dict: [String : String]) { guard let price = dict["price"], let pubDate = dict["pubDate"] else { return nil } Book(title: dict["title"], author: dict["author"], price: price, pubDate: pubDate) }
Nadia Bluhm
2,124 PointsThis is from Introduction to Optionals : Initializing optional values.
Joshua Hardy
17,317 PointsFor future reference, place ``` (beside the key) on the line before your code and the line after your code so that it will appear in the right format. It makes it easier to read.
1 Answer
Joshua Hardy
17,317 Pointsstruct Book {
let title: String
let author: String
let price: String?
let pubDate: String?
init?(dict: [String: String]){
guard let title = dict["title"], let author = dict["author"] else {
return nil
}
self.title = title
self.author = author
self.price = dict["price"]
self.pubDate = dict["pubDate"]
}
}
Nadia Bluhm
2,124 PointsThanks! Now I understand the guard statement. Had to rewatch the lesson..
Otto linden
5,857 PointsWhy do we say: dict["title"] and not Book["title"]?
Joshua Hardy
17,317 PointsJoshua Hardy
17,317 PointsWhich lesson is this from?