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darcyhegarty
1,177 PointsI don't know why this isn't working.
Trying to assign letters to char variables e.g.:
char alpha = a; char bravo = b;
This won't pass. Since it's a challenge on arrays I thought this might work:
char alpha[1]; alpha[1] = a char bravo[1]; bravo[1] = b;
Struggling to understand how else to declare these variables under char.
2 Answers
Stone Preston
42,016 Pointschar variables need single quotes around them:
char alpha = 'a';
char bravo = 'b';
darcyhegarty
1,177 PointsGreat! Thanks! Man code is fanatical :)
darcyhegarty
1,177 Pointsdarcyhegarty
1,177 PointsThis discussion hasn't created second lines for the code I have written. Assume a new line whenever you see a ;