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iOS Swift Basics (retired) Variables and Constants Variables

Kirill Kraynov
Kirill Kraynov
2,760 Points
Posted by Kirill Kraynov
Kirill Kraynov
2,760 Points

I wrote all in right way but your checker said I failed.

var str = "Hello "

var modernProgrammingLanguage = "Swift"

var greeting = str + modernProgrammingLanguage

string_assignment.swift 
var str = "Hello "

var modernProgrammingLanguage = "Swift"

var greeting = str + modernProgrammingLanguage

1 Answer

Dan Oswalt
Dan Oswalt
23,438 Points
Dan Oswalt
Dan Oswalt
23,438 Points

Hi, looks like the checker for this example just wants you to write:

var greeting = "Hello"

Not the stuff from the video. Yes, your code is perfectly valid, just not what it's asking for.

Kirill Kraynov
Kirill Kraynov
2,760 Points
Kirill Kraynov
Kirill Kraynov
2,760 Points

Thank you! But I have already solved it.