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iOS Swift Basics Swift Types String Manipulation

Abdullah Tharwat
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Abdullah Tharwat
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Posted by Abdullah Tharwat
Abdullah Tharwat
Courses Plus Student 192 Points

Error in the rechecking !!

i think I solved the question right , but every recheck says otherwise ..

strings.swift 
// Enter your code below

let name = "Abdullah"

let greeting = \(Hi there), \(name)"
pierreilyamukuru
pierreilyamukuru
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Here is the solution. Check if this works for you let name = "Abdullah"

let greeting = "Hi there, (name)"

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Abdullah Tharwat
PLUS
Abdullah Tharwat
Courses Plus Student 192 Points
Abdullah Tharwat
Abdullah Tharwat
Courses Plus Student 192 Points

It says Bummer “ make sure the value you are assigning is an interpolated string “

pierreilyamukuru
pierreilyamukuru
9,831 Points

let name = "Abdullah"

let greeting = "Hi there, (name)"