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Marco Garduño
1,549 Pointsfloat foodPrice; foodPrice=3.50; what is wrong???
what is wrong in this?
float foodPrice;
foodPrice=3.50;
Chris Shaw
26,676 PointsHi Antonio Montalvo,
The example code you have given is Swift whereas Marco is working with Objective-C.
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Chris Shaw
26,676 PointsHi Marco,
I assume you have removed the code for the first task which is required for task 2 to pass, along with that you simply need to assign your float value as you did in task 1. See the following:
int size = 13;
float foodPrice = 3.50;
You were essentially correct aside from those two things.
Happy coding!
Antonio Montalvo
10,549 PointsSorry Marco, I didn't realize it was Objective-C.
Antonio Montalvo
10,549 PointsAntonio Montalvo
10,549 PointsHi Marco, You should declare first a variable and give it a name. Then you can specify that the variable is of the type Float, and then give it a value. After the variable has been declared then toy can modify it's value. I hope this works for you.
var foodPrice: Float = 3.50; foodPrice = 2.6;