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Posted by Alexandra Kaplan
Alexandra Kaplan
1,167 Points

I got creative with an answer, and don't know why it's not working

I was told to assign an "if" value to a for-in statement that made the set:

let months = [1,2,3]

become January, February and March.

My original solution was the one they wanted and was correct:

for month in months {if month == 1 {println ("January")} else if month == 2 {println ("February")} else if month == 3 {println("March")"} }

But then I wanted to try a creative one and wrote:

let months = [1, 2, 3] var February = 1 for month in months {if month<2 {println("January")} else if month=February {println("February")} else if month>2 {println("March")} }

And it said it was incorrect.

Any thoughts?

1 Answer

Alexandra Kaplan
Alexandra Kaplan
1,167 Points
Alexandra Kaplan
Alexandra Kaplan
1,167 Points

Figured it out: var February = months [1] as opposed to var February = 1.