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Ali Al-Bahrani
17,584 Pointsfor loop challenge: trying to solve the problem but no luck till now , i need help
i was trying to find the solution for the code challenge but no luck , please help
// Enter your code below
var results: [Int] = []
5 Answers
Ollie King
10,194 PointsHi Ali,
I managed to find a shorter way to how you applied the for loop to the array:
var results: [Int] = []
for multiplier in 1...10 { results.append/This is appending the array straight from the loop, no need for the var result/(multiplier * 6)/this is the multiplication loop/ }
Hope this helps :)
Ali Al-Bahrani
17,584 Pointssorry i just figured out the solution , thanks
var results: [Int] = [] var count = 0; var result = 0 for multiplyer in 1...10 { result = multiplyer * 6 results.append(result)
}
Ollie King
10,194 PointsHi,
Sorry if it's simple, but I'm not understanding how the code you're supplying works.. Would you be able to explain further? (I'm having similar difficulties)
Cheers!
Alexander Kobilinsky
359 Points
Ali Al-Bahrani
17,584 Points// this is the array that you will save the answers of the multiplier var results: [Int] = []
//here is local variable to store the the answer of the for loop
var result = 0
//here i did for loop to go through from 1 to 10 times
for multiplyer in 1...10 {
//in this step i did do the multiplication
result = multiplyer * 6 // in this step i did append to store the result into results array results.append(result) }
Ollie King
10,194 PointsAh ok, is there not a way of cutting out the "var result = 0" as I thought the name "multiplier" worked as the temp "var" to store the results of the for loop as it is the for loop.. I know you're saying that it's there to store the answers of the for loop.. maybe that's where I was going wrong.
Thank you for your help Ali!
Ali Al-Bahrani
17,584 Pointsgood thanks for sharing the code Ollie