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Courses Plus Student 196 Points[in xcode] i don't get "console output" box area, when i chose [view], [assistant editor], [show Assistant Editor] why?
[in xcode] i don't get "console output" box area, when i chose [view], [assistant editor], [show Assistant Editor] why?
in fact xcode doesn't do many things the treehouse course says it does...
2 Answers
Matthew Delange
26,584 PointsTry this shelli....
println("Bread\nMilk\nHoney")
happy coding :)
Jason Anders
Treehouse Moderator 145,860 PointsSteven is correct, and in Xcode 7.x, to get your console, you click the icon in the top right hand corner (looks like a square with a solid bottom line). This will open the debug and console at the bottom of your screen.
:)
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Courses Plus Student 196 Pointsssshhh
Courses Plus Student 196 Pointsthanks, but xcode STILL does not like 'println' isn't this to print to printer?
xcode just keeps replacing 'println' with 'print' and adds '\n' to screen output.
could i have something wrong?
Steven Deutsch
21,046 PointsSteven Deutsch
21,046 Pointsprintln() is no longer supported since the update from Swift 1.0 to Swift 2.0. It has been renamed print().
I recommend you switch to the Swift 2.0 track https://teamtreehouse.com/tracks/ios-development-with-swift-20