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iOS Swift 2.0 Functions Function Parameters Function Parameters

Posted by Nicholas Barmore
Nicholas Barmore
2,074 Points

Named Parameters

func getRemainder(a : Int , b : Int) -> Int {

return a % b }

getRemainder(a: "value", b: "divisor")

I'm not sure what I'm missing from my code

1 Answer

Michael Schiebel
PLUS
Michael Schiebel
Courses Plus Student 44 Points
Michael Schiebel
Michael Schiebel
Courses Plus Student 44 Points

Why are value and divisor in quotes? Are they variables? If so, remove the quotation marks. Further, you would not include "a:" in your call to the method. You don't include the name of the first parameter.

So, assuming value and divisor are names of variables, you would call the function like this:

getRemainder(value, b: divisor)

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