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becky hayes
2,226 Pointsnote sure what i'm missing and why
'String' is not convertible to '(language: String, greeting: String)' return greeting ^
func greeting(person: String) -> (language: String,greeting: String) {
let language = "English"
let greeting = "Hello \(person)"
return greeting
}
2 Answers
Harry Jones
2,964 Points(language: String,greeting: String)
If you say that you're going to return a langauge that is a String, and a greeting that is a String, you need to actually do that. So in your return statement say something like
return (language: language, greeting: greeting);
That may not be right, so let me know what happens. :P
Harry Jones
2,964 Points(language: String,greeting: String)
If you say that you're going to return a langauge that is a String, and a greeting that is a String, you need to actually do that. So in your return statement say something like
return (language: language, greeting: greeting);
That may not be right, so let me know what happens. :P