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iOS Objective-C Basics Basic Data Types and Variables Numerical Variables

David Adams
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David Adams
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Posted by David Adams
David Adams
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Line of code "float foodPrice = 3.5;". Cannot understand why code check is whining about an int.

Bummer! Did you create an int? I don't think so!

variable_assignment.mm 
float foodPrice = 3.5;
Akshat Jain
Akshat Jain
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Akshat Jain
Akshat Jain
12,819 Points

You need to complete both objectives to pass the challenge. Just add 

int size  = 13;

to the top of the file.

2 Answers

David Adams
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David Adams
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David Adams
David Adams
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Thanks, Akshat! Yes, I had erased the prior line of code. The instructions were unclear.

Steven Deutsch
Steven Deutsch
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Steven Deutsch
Steven Deutsch
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Hey David Adams,

EDIT: I misread this thread as your answer + the comment below being one post. They blended together xD

That's odd. When trying to replicate this problem the code challenge misbehaved for me as well. I just restarted my browser and everything worked fine after that. I suggest you try the same if you haven't already.

Also, in the example code you posted, your int declaration has an extra space on the left side of the assignment operator. This could be whats causing the problem.

Good Luck