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iOS

Posted by Joshua Moore
Joshua Moore
8,013 Points

How is this wrong? iOS, C arrays

Maybe I'm just too tired right now, but I don't see how this is wrong. Challenge asks the following: Declare 2 separate variables of type char named "alpha" and "bravo". Assign the letter 'a' to the variable "alpha" and the letter 'b' to "bravo".

My answer: 

char alpha = a;
char bravo = b;

I tried it with quotes around the variable name and/or assignment.

6 Answers

maithreya reddy addula
maithreya reddy addula
3,761 Points
maithreya reddy addula
maithreya reddy addula
3,761 Points

ok put "[ ]" after your variable name and put the letter in single quotes like this 'a';

Joshua Moore
Joshua Moore
8,013 Points
Joshua Moore
Joshua Moore
8,013 Points

NVM, I got it

Nabin Bhattarai
Nabin Bhattarai
1,385 Points
Nabin Bhattarai
Nabin Bhattarai
1,385 Points

It marks me wrong for the same question. Heres my code: char alpha[ ] = 'a'; char bravo[ ] = 'b';

Grant Johnson
Grant Johnson
272 Points
Grant Johnson
Grant Johnson
272 Points

char alpha ='a'; char bravo = 'b';

char variables require '' (int and float do not)

Grant Johnson
Grant Johnson
272 Points
Grant Johnson
Grant Johnson
272 Points

sorry can't delete this

Grant Johnson
Grant Johnson
272 Points
Grant Johnson
Grant Johnson
272 Points

sorry can't delete this