how do I write a println statement which will print the following string: "Learning Swift" ?

Brandon J's answer is incorrect. You need to use a backslash for string interpolation and not a forward slash. Also, the variable needs to be within the string.

I didn't give an answer because I was hoping Caden Smith would watch the video again as the answer would have been very easy to find on his own. However, since it's now been confused with a wrong answer, the correct syntax is below.

let language = "Swift"
println("Learning \(language)")

So, instead of just writing println("Learning Swift"), you are using the string stored in the constant language. Another example:

let firstWord = "Learning"
let language = "Swift"
println("\(firstWord) \(language)")

The result would be the same "Learning Swift"

Might I suggest just watching the video over again? That's all it should take for you to find the answer.

Well Im sure this will help. I also had trouble in that one to. Code: let language = "Swift" println("Learning "/(language))