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SONU PRABHAKAR
2,039 Pointshelp me to solve challenge task 2. question is mentioned in snippet.
solve it...
// Enter your code below
func getRemainder (value a : Int, divisor b : Int) -> Int {
return a % b
}
let result = getReminder (value : 10, divisor: 3)
//Now that we have a working function let's use it.
//Call the function and pass in a value of 10 for the first parameter and 3 for the second.
//Assign the result of the function operation to a constant named result.
2 Answers
Jose Patarroyo
2,953 PointsHello SONU. The way I see it, you y¡just misspelled the name of the function. Just change getReminder to getRemainder when you assign the value to result and it should work
Bjørn Jostein Knutsen
7,857 PointsYou have getRemainder and getreminder in the other, also you should not have space between names and values
Jose Patarroyo
2,953 PointsJose Patarroyo
2,953 PointsHello SONU. The way I see it, you y¡just misspelled the name of the function. Just change getReminder to getRemainder when you assign the value to result and it should work