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Anurag Sen
472 PointsIt's a bit confusing to me.. any one please help ??
how to change bool to var ?
var input = '22';
var converted = int.Parse(input);
var wheelsAreRound = true;
var downcased = "DoNuTs".ToLower();
var success = (downcased == "donuts");
var total = 0.0;
3 Answers

Steven Parker
215,356 PointsIt's not your bool, that's fine. But why did you change the quotes on the top line to apostrophes? Did you notice how the syntax coloring above no longer shows the "22" in pink like the other strings?
Just put the original quotes back around "22".

Anurag Sen
472 PointsI tried with both... First "22" and then after I changed it to '22'. . And i'm getting an error near : var wheelsAreRound = true; ???

Audrey Steed
1,112 PointsJust restart the challenge.I just completed it with YOU'R code but with the double quotes.