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Posted by Alastair Micallef
Alastair Micallef
2,530 Points

I have a problem can any help me pleasethanks

Title: Assume you have images named 'Robot1.png','Robot2.png','Robot3.png','Robot4.png', create an array of UIImage objects called 'robotImages'.

My Answer: NSArray *robotImages = [[NSArray alloc] initWithObjects: [UIImage imageNamed:@"Robot1"]; [UIImage imageNamed:@"Robot2"]; [UIImage imageNamed:@"Robot3"]; [UIImage imageNamed:@"Robot4"], nil];

2 Answers

Micahyah Hawkins
Micahyah Hawkins
3,496 Points
Micahyah Hawkins
Micahyah Hawkins
3,496 Points

I haven't taken this course yet but from what I'm seeing right away is you are leaving off the extension like Robot1.png and even possibly where they are located in the file path.

Alastair Micallef
Alastair Micallef
2,530 Points
Alastair Micallef
Alastair Micallef
2,530 Points

It doesn't need it