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Zandy Woodruff-Hall
2,778 PointsMethod / Object Oriented Swift 3 Quiz
Not sure what is wrong with my code here. Also if anyone else has a more concise solution that follows the video's teaching that would be of enormous help!
struct Person {
let firstName: String
let lastName: String
func fullName() -> String {
return "/(firstName) /(lastName)"
}
}
let myName = Name(firstName: "Z", lastName: "y")
let results = myName.fullName()
1 Answer
Adrian Obrien
Courses Plus Student 1,696 Points- Notice how your struct is called "Person", but when you initialize it to the constant myName you call it "Name".
- For string interpolation to work the you have to use an inverted dash ( \ ), like this : return "(firstName) (lastName)"
Hope I helped!