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Posted by Julio Larrosa
Julio Larrosa
10,292 Points

Need help with Getting to know Arrays Task part 2

I'm stuck on the following:

Access the first fruit in your array.

NSArray *myArray = [NSArray alloc]; myArray = [myArray initWithObjects: @"Apple",@"Orange",@"Banana",@"Plum", nil];

myArray = [myArray objetAtIndex:0];

3 Answers

Stefano Parziani
Stefano Parziani
2,056 Points
Stefano Parziani
Stefano Parziani
2,056 Points

myArray = [myArray objetAtIndex:0];

maybe it's just a typing error? objet instead of object

Julio Larrosa
Julio Larrosa
10,292 Points
Julio Larrosa
Julio Larrosa
10,292 Points

Thanks it worked. I have too be more careful on the spelling.

Deleted User
Deleted User

You got through the challenge but your solution is incorrect. You're assigning a pointer to the @"apple" string to the myArray variable. If you try to send subsequent messages to myArray that are NSArray* specific you'll crash at runtime due to Objective-C's dynamic typing system.