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zanehelton
2,423 PointsIntroduction to Objective-C Quiz Questions
I've literally been doing this over and over and over until I get 5/5 and just can't do it, I've watched the videos exactly 7 times now (almost 2 hours) and still don't understand the introduction to Objective-C videos. I need some major help before I just give up and throw TeamTreeHouse out the window.
2 Answers
Josh Schroeder
9,607 PointsHave another look at @property declaration syntax. That's what you're being asked to do here.
Dave Ko
11,915 PointsWhat section?
zanehelton
2,423 PointsObjective-C Basics > Introduction to Objective-C > Objective-C Syntax and @property
zanehelton
2,423 Pointszanehelton
2,423 PointsI tried it once the way I was taut at one point, and then tried it in the way the video teaches it and got it right! Thanks Josh, really appreciate the kind help!
Josh Schroeder
9,607 PointsJosh Schroeder
9,607 PointsAlso note that you are setting a property for an
int(i.e. not an object), which is why you don't usestrongin the declaration. IIRC, the video does give a brief description on when to use strong, weak, assign, copy.