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Vic Ward
4,876 PointsI'm being told that my constant has the wrong value in it. However it has the required value.
Asked to create a constant with the name title and the string value "A Dance With Dragons". Wrote code:
let title = "A Dance With Dragons"
Yes I'm being told my constant has the wrong value!
let title = "A Dance With Dragons"
2 Answers
Jennifer Nordell
Treehouse TeacherChallenges are picky. That should be the title of this book. And no, your code isn't correct. This is what it wants:
let title = "A Dance with Dragons"
Note the lowercase w in with.
Vic Ward
4,876 PointsThanks for your help Jennifer! I double and triple checked whether I had the right capitalisation on the title and I still couldn't see it.
As far as I can see, the only issue was the capitalisation within the string itself, the rest of the code was correct.
Reed Carson
8,306 Pointsthats correct. Remember, to the human what looks like a minor or negligible discrepancy will to the compiler look completely unknown. Its a good rule of thumb to remember that computers are very very dumb. They really are not smart. If you dont give it exact directions, it wont work right, or even work at all.