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Austin McKinney
3,750 PointsHow do I "call the count method on the array?"
This question has yet to be covered in the lesson. Not sure what it wants me to do.
I tried in Xcode using: println(count(todo))
But apparently, the lesson wants me to do it a different way? Just a little confused.
var todo = ["Learn Swift", "Build App", "Deploy App"]
println(count(todo))
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Iman Mk
6,223 Pointsbtw in Swift 2 println has been renamed to print.
Austin McKinney
3,750 PointsAustin McKinney
3,750 PointsNevermind, got it figured out!
Another post cleared up this issue. The correct code should read:
println(todo.count)