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iOS Swift 2.0 Basics Swift Operators Working With Operators: Part 2

Mahmoud Rajabzadeh-Mashhadi
Mahmoud Rajabzadeh-Mashhadi
489 Points
Posted by Mahmoud Rajabzadeh-Mashhadi
Mahmoud Rajabzadeh-Mashhadi
489 Points

Not operator

It still does not work. Thanks.

operators2.swift 
// Enter your code below

var initialScore = 8
let totalScore = ++ initialScore
let isWinner = !=10

1 Answer

Nathan Tallack
Nathan Tallack
22,160 Points
Nathan Tallack
Nathan Tallack
22,160 Points

You are needing to use != as the operator. You cannot put the ! against the number.

So you want your line to look like this.

let isWinner != 10

It reads "let isWinner NOT EQUAL to 10". :)