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Emilio Robres
2,728 PointsHi, Why my code isn’t correct ? Please give me a hint. Best, Emilio
Hi,
Why my code isn’t correct ? Please give me a hint.
Best,
Emilio
struct Person {
let firstName: String
let lastName: String
func getFullName() -> String {
return "\(firstName) \(lastName)"
}
}
let fullName = Person(firstName: "Emilio", lastName: "Robres")
fullName.getFullName()
In the Xcode works perfectly.
1 Answer
Steve Hunter
57,712 PointsHi there,
The tests behind the challenge are expecting certain things to be true. Your instance of Person is expected to be called aPerson. The method is called fullName and the last task is expecting a constant called myFullName to hold the full name of the Person object after a call to the method you created in the first task.
If you don't create the correct names, the tests may fail even if your code 'works' in Xcode. But if the challenge wants an instance to be called aPerson and you call it fullName there's a risk that the challenge will fail as the output isn't what was required to pass the tests. Indeed the failure message says, Bummer! Make sure the value you're assigning to aPerson is an instance of Person
I hope that makes sense.
Steve.
Chanda Lupambo
Courses Plus Student 27,336 PointsChanda Lupambo
Courses Plus Student 27,336 Pointsyou have to assign fullName to a constant, read over the instructions if needed