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iOS Build a Weather App with Swift Simple Data Structures Modeling the Current Weather

Wayne Sang
Wayne Sang
3,157 Points
Posted by Wayne Sang
Wayne Sang
3,157 Points

I'm getting errors on each assignment '(StringLiteralConvertible)-> _' is not identical to '[String: AnyObject]'

Each assignment attempt gives me a 2-line error each:

  1. Cannot assign to immutable value of type 'Int'
  2. '(StringLiteralConvertible) ->_' is not identical to '[String: AnyObject]'

My code appears identical so far. Could this be a change in Swift versions?

1 Answer

Richard Price
Richard Price
17,787 Points
Richard Price
Richard Price
17,787 Points

I know this is a little late but i was getting the same error so thought it'd be useful if anyone came across it.

I was given this error for using round brackets instead of square brackets when referencing 

weatherDictionary["temperature"]

hope this helps!