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iOS Swift 2.0 Functions Function Parameters Function Parameters

Posted by Tiemoko Bamba
Tiemoko Bamba
1,923 Points

Hi, I need help with solving a problem that I been stuck on for awhile and would like someones help ? Please

Make sure your function accepts two parameters, named a and b, of type Int with the correct external parameter names

functions.swift 
// Enter your code below
func getRemainder(a: Int , b: Int) -> Int {

     getRemainder(a: value, b: divisor)




}

2 Answers

paulvdg
paulvdg
4,422 Points

Hi - Three things: 1 - yes, Thorsten is correct about calling the function from outside - but that is the last thing to do, first off... 2 - you need to name your inputs a & b, otherwise value and divisor are meaningless; 3 - you need to declare a constant and return it using the % operator; 4 - now go back to 1 and call the function from outside, inserting the values as desired;

Hope this helps! Cheers {P}

Thorsten Herbst
Thorsten Herbst
11,935 Points
Thorsten Herbst
Thorsten Herbst
11,935 Points

hi. i Think the problem is in the function. you want call the function, so you have to call it outside the function. not inside.

Please have a closer Look at your Parentheses;) Hope this Helps

Greets Thorsten

Tiemoko Bamba
Tiemoko Bamba
1,923 Points

It worked well, Thank You Thorsten and paulvdg!!