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Rishab choksi
972 Pointsi dont know how to solve this
when they say declare string and varible as bookTitle
string bookTitle =
1 Answer
Jason Anders
Treehouse Moderator 145,858 PointsHi Rishab,
Task one is just asking for the variable to be declared and also states (Don’t assign it anything.). By putting the assignment operator (=) in your line of code, the compiler is looking for the assignment. So, right now, the line is incomplete and producing a syntax error.
But going back to the instructions and just declaring. For this, you have the correct words, you just need to end the line with a semicolon, like so...
string bookTitle;
That's it... a new string variable named bookTitle is now declared. The next task is where you will initialize the variable with a string using the assignment variable.
Keep coding! 