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iOS

Posted by Sohel Masud
Sohel Masud
190 Points

NSString

Whats wrong with this statement ? NSString *myString = @"Crystal Ball" ;

agreatdaytocode
agreatdaytocode
24,757 Points

NSString *myString = @"Crystal Ball"; you have a space after @"Crystal Ball"

Sohel Masud
Sohel Masud
190 Points

Thanks thats one of the mistakes, another mistake was it asked me to input "Fun with Objective-C" instead of the "Crystal Ball".

3 Answers

Mike Gabriel
Mike Gabriel
8,402 Points
Mike Gabriel
Mike Gabriel
8,402 Points

It appears you have a space character between your ending double quote and semicolon.

Mike Gabriel
Mike Gabriel
8,402 Points
Mike Gabriel
Mike Gabriel
8,402 Points

I would suggest you re-read the task instructions and confirm that your variable contains exactly what it is asking.

Sohel Masud
Sohel Masud
190 Points

Mike you're right after reading it carefully I've found that it asked me to input "Fun with Objective-C" instead of the "Crystal Ball"

Sohel Masud
Sohel Masud
190 Points
Sohel Masud
Sohel Masud
190 Points

Thanks for your reply Mike, I deleted the space still shows this msg Your 'myString' variable has the wrong value in it. Check the task instructions again.

Dan French
Dan French
402 Points

I have the exact same problem.