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Scott Prock
666 PointsObjective-C Basics Challenge tast 1 of 4
I was able to write the correct code on the second attempt, but I would like to know why my first attempt was not correct.
The question Declare 2 separate variables of type char named "alpha" and "bravo". Assign the letter 'a' to the variable "alpha" and the letter 'b' to "bravo".
My answer (written in C, I couldn't get the markdown to accept this as code using the three back ticks ```)
char alpha[ ] = {a};
char bravo[ ] = {b};
This would have followed the example of what was taught. The answer that was accepted followed an example from the previous section.
Thank you ... Scott
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Scott Prock
666 PointsDuh ... I just realized the answer ... it's because they were variable, and not arrays.