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om patel
Courses Plus Student 1,420 Pointshelp please
Call the greeting function and pass it the String "Jerry"
func greeting(person: String) {
println("Hello \(person)")
}
6 Answers
om patel
Courses Plus Student 1,420 Pointsyour answer is not working
om patel
Courses Plus Student 1,420 Pointsi didn't get you
Meek D
3,457 PointsI just made a correction to the answer that I just provided . Check it out
Kieran Tross
8,266 PointsDid the same thing. that doesn't work.
greeting("Jerry")
anyone have any suggestions?
Kieran Tross
8,266 Pointsok i just found the answer.
"greeting(person: ("Jerry")'
this solves the code.
Meek D
3,457 PointsYou just need to call the function :
greeting( "Jerry")
om patel
Courses Plus Student 1,420 Pointsi didn't understand please if you can write the whole code and give me please
Meek D
3,457 PointsI don't really get what you are saying but listen you have a function which is called greeting and takes a string parameter and return a new concatenated sentence like hello jerry. The task is to called this function and passed a name into it .
greeting("Jerry")
Now "Jerry" is a string that is now passed into the greeting function and the function will return Hello Jerry