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iOS

Posted by Lyric Abbott
Lyric Abbott
35,595 Points

How do you do this?

Create a constant named bestSmartphone and assign it the string "iPhone".

My Code:

var someVariable = "bestSmartphone" let someConstant = 20

someVariable = "iphone"

1 Answer

Michael Hulet
Michael Hulet
47,913 Points

So what it's asking you to do is make a constant named bestSmartphone and assign that constant to the string "iPhone". In Swift, constants are declared using the let keyword. This code should work:

let bestSmartphone = "iPhone"