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Simantak Dabhade
Courses Plus Student 733 Pointsi don't understand how to do this i tried this let totalScore = ++initialScore isWinner = totalScore!10
i also tried if statements but the editor did not accept
2 Answers
Jennifer Nordell
Treehouse TeacherHi there! If what you posted in the question is correct, then you were very close! And you did the totalScore/initialScore incrementing correctly. The problem would be in your isWinner part.
The line you needed:
let isWinner = totalScore != 10
This will create a new constant named isWinner and set the value to the result of the comparison between totalScore and not equal to 10. So if the totalScore is 10 it will return a False and assign False to isWinner. Otherwise, the user has won the game.
Hope this helps!
Ben Masel
2,004 PointsHi there! Ok, so it says that you have to make a constant called isWinner and if the totalScore doesn't equal 10 you win. So the not operator is != for variables or constants and the ! is for integers. It technically says isWinner needs to equal totalScore that doesn't equal 10, so you would do: let isWinner = totalScore != 10 Hope this helps : )