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iOS Swift Basics (retired) Types Numbers

Mike Myburgh
Mike Myburgh
2,011 Points
Posted by Mike Myburgh
Mike Myburgh
2,011 Points

I seem to get stuck at this step. The syntax is correct but the check work button does not work. It fails the check

The system does not validate my valid code. I have tested this in xcode but the treehouse editor fails it.

numbers.swift 
let price = 9.99
Farhad Mohammad Afzali
Farhad Mohammad Afzali
5,007 Points

Are you keeping the full code as following?

numbers.swift 
let title = "A Dance with Dragons"
let price = 9.99
Christopher Augg
Christopher Augg
21,223 Points
Christopher Augg
Christopher Augg
21,223 Points

Farhad is correct. You need to keep the code you write from each previous task. I edited his code example because it was showing the constants on the same line unintentionally. You can put them on the same line but you would need a semicolon to separate them.

let title = "A Dance with Dragons"; let price = 9.99