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Raymond Espinoza
1,989 Pointsfizzbuzz
cant seem to solve this code .
func fizzBuzz(n: Int) -> String {
// Enter your code between the two comment markers
var n = 3 "buzz"
// End code
return "\(n)"
}
1 Answer
warp42
3,171 PointsHonestly, you might want to go back to some of the previous videos to brush up on your basics.
Some ideas where to start...
- Read up on your operators. In this case, specifically the equivalence operator (==) and the logical "AND" operator (&&). Using the = sign will declare a variable, not check for equivalence)
- How to print statements ( you're missing "print" and it should be on a second line)
- You're not checking for Fizz, or FizzBuzz. You have to check n against all three possibilities.
- How to use the "remainder" operator (%)
- If it says put code between the two comment markers ("//"), I would suggest following those instructions as the compiler might not read it correctly.