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iOS Swift 2.0 Collections and Control Flow Control Flow With Loops For In Loops

Daniel Springer
PLUS
Daniel Springer
Courses Plus Student 5,090 Points
Posted by Daniel Springer
Daniel Springer
Courses Plus Student 5,090 Points

I also struggle with the part of the challenge

Hi I also struggle with the second part of the challenge. I have read the challenge over and over again and watched the video 3 times. I have read through all the questions / answers from other students. I’m still confused with the second part of the challenge and of what is actually required to do. For the first part i have this answer which makes sense to me and seems to be correct.

loops.swift 
// Enter your code below
var results: [Int] = []

for multiplier in 1...10{

    results.append(multiplier * 6)
}

For the second part I’m stuck and not sure what is required. I just clicked checked work using the answer for the first question and the compiler said it was correct ????

Could someone from Treehouse please address this question so as have a answer that we know is the correct solution to this challenge.

Thanks in advance for the help.

2 Answers

Konrad Król
Konrad Król
4,454 Points
Konrad Król
Konrad Król
4,454 Points

Hi Daniel, your answer is completely correct. It looks like you've done two steps at once. In first step you were asked for just creating an empty for in loop and then in second step to write code in it ;)

Daniel Springer
PLUS
Daniel Springer
Courses Plus Student 5,090 Points
Daniel Springer
Daniel Springer
Courses Plus Student 5,090 Points

Hi Konrad,

Thanks for replying.

That explains why the answer was working for the first and second part. I don't think the challenge was worded very clearly therefore the confusion. Putting it the way you did would have been clearer to me. :) Thanks again. D.