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jacknoren
24,133 PointsNewbie Question- Creating a String
Hey everyone! I am pretty retarded when it comes to coding. This is my very first time ever doing anything like this and I kinda need help.
I know this is a newbie question but what am I missing in the very first Code Challenge in the IOS platform. This is what I have, and it keeps saying it's wrong.
(Create a String Challenge)
NNString *myString= @ "iPhone island";
This is what I have and it keeps saying it is wrong :/
If someone could help that would be great
2 Answers
David Kaneshiro Jr.
29,247 PointsNNString should be NSString and there shouldn't be a space between the @ symbol and "iPhone Island".
jacknoren
24,133 PointsI figured it out!
I didn't have the "t" capitalized. Thank you so much for the help. You can tell I'l a noob!
Thanks again for the help!
jacknoren
24,133 Pointsjacknoren
24,133 PointsOk so this is what I put in and it's still not working. Thank you so much for helping me
NSString *myString= @"iPhone island";
It's still not working :/
David Kaneshiro Jr.
29,247 PointsDavid Kaneshiro Jr.
29,247 PointsI don't see anything wrong with what you have What exactly is the question asking? Because if you don't type out certain values or variable names exactly the way the question asks it won't let you pass.
jacknoren
24,133 Pointsjacknoren
24,133 Points"Code Challenge: Create a String" 1 objective
Create a string named 'treehouse' with a value of 'Treehouse'. Important: The code you write in each task should be added to the code written in the previous task. Recheck Work Bummer! Your 'treehouse' variable has the wrong value in it. Check the task instructions again.
string_assignment.mm
1 NSString *treehouse= @"treehouse";