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Chris Shaw
26,676 PointsHi Steve,
For this challenge we need to use the range operator, the rest of the code has already been covered already in previous videos/challenges so it at all it doesn't make sense I recommend you go back and watch/re-do them.
for num in 1...10 {
println("\(num) * 7 = \(num * 7)")
}
So what's happening here is we declare num
as the value assignment for the loop, next we declare our range operator which we start at 1 since times tables start at 1 and end it at 10 as specified by the challenge, what this tells our for
loop to do is count from 1 to 10 but not anymore than 10 which will result in 10*7
been the final result we get.
See the below link for more information about operators in Swift.
Happy coding!
Steve Pham
1,488 PointsSteve Pham
1,488 PointsThank you men
Chris Shaw
26,676 PointsChris Shaw
26,676 PointsYou're welcome.