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Jorge Guzman
Courses Plus Student 21,390 PointsJust can´t cope with the Quiz
I have tried like 4 times, and review the video but my answers continue being wrong. Can anybody tell me what is wrong with my answers?.
QUESTION: Create an instance of the Song class with the designated initializer initWithSinger:(NSString *)s and singer named "James Brown". ANSWER: Song *popSong = [[Song alloc] initWithSinger: @"James Brown"];
QUESTION: Create an instance of the Song class with the convenience constructor songWithSinger:(NSString *)s and singer named "James Brown". ANSWER: Song *popSong = [Song songWithSinger: @"James Brown"];
Thanks in advance,
Jorge
5 Answers
Derek Medlin
6,151 PointsI don't see a problem with your answer. Are you adding ";" to the answer? because they've already added it for you, maybe that's it?
Jorge Guzman
Courses Plus Student 21,390 PointsHi Derek,
Thanks for your reply.
I have tried both options, with and without the semicolon, but neither option is working.
Derek Medlin
6,151 PointsAre you using the whole line? Just fill in the missing code, sometimes that messes with me too if i'm not paying attention (like the code challenges better myself). I tried the question and got through it, "[Song songWithSinger: @"James Brown"]" and "[[Song alloc] initWithSinger: @"James Brown"]" is the only part they are looking for since the rest is already filled in for you. Anyways I hope everything works out, sometimes it's just something clearly right in front of you that you overlook.
Jorge Guzman
Courses Plus Student 21,390 PointsYes I know what you said and I have tried just with the missing part, but maybe I'm doing something wrong. I wrote to tech support maybe it is the website or something.
Cheers
Scott Magdalein
1,667 PointsSorry about that. The Code Challenge servers were having some trouble, but they've been fixed as of 10am EST.