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iOS Objective-C Basics (Retired) Foundation Framework NSDictionary

Devendra Kumar Singh
Devendra Kumar Singh
769 Points
Posted by Devendra Kumar Singh
Devendra Kumar Singh
769 Points

getting bummer

Declare an NSDictionary variable named 'album'. Assign the following key/pairs to it: "title" - "Abbey Road", "artist" - "The Beatles”.

NSDictionary *album = @ {@"title" : @"Abbey Road", @"artist" : @"The-Beatles”};

It giving bummer, whats wrong with my answer

2 Answers

Marlon Pleitez
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Marlon Pleitez
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Marlon Pleitez
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Marlon Pleitez
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Remove the dash from The-Beatles? I'm not really sure as I am learning this too. What I do know is that the editor is extremely picky with names so make sure you spelled everything exactly like the tasks tells you to.

Kieran Tross
Kieran Tross
8,266 Points
Kieran Tross
Kieran Tross
8,266 Points

I did this challenge before and the compiler took my code. Make sure you use the correct syntax and content for you code. Please see the below answer.

NSDictionary *album = @{@"title":@"Abbey Road", @"artist":@"The Beatles"};