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Michael Nees
1,070 PointsNSMutableDictionary
Let's add the year of the album to the 'albumMutable' variable. Where the key is a NSString 'year' and the value is also a NSString '1969'.
NSString *year = [year objectForKey:@"year"]; [albumMutable setObject:@1969 for key:@"year"];
What is wrong here???
3 Answers
Stone Preston
42,016 Points...value is also a NSString '1969'.
your value needs to be a string literal, it is currently an NSNumber literal. you need to use this
[albumMutable setObject:@"1969" forKey:@"year"];
this line here:
NSString *year = [year objectForKey:@"year"];
is also unnecessary and incorrect. the setObject ForKey method takes care of adding the key and the value in one call.
Holger Liesegang
50,595 PointsHi Michael Nees ,
you might want to have a look at The Year Set is not the Correct Value
Michael Nees
1,070 PointsThanks very much guys!