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iOS Object-Oriented Swift Value vs Reference Types Final Challenge

Carlos Pedraza
PLUS
Carlos Pedraza
Courses Plus Student 2,413 Points

Ok, I'm stuck here. Need some help!

I think that i missing something

Vehicle.swift
class Vehicle {
     var wheels: Int
     var doors: Int

    // Designated initializer
    init(wheels:Int, doors:Int){
        self.wheels = wheels
        self.doors = doors
    }
}

class Car: Vehicle {
    // A car must default to 4 wheels and 4 doors
    init(wheels:Int, doors:Int){
      // call super.init
      super.init(wheels: wheels, doors: doors)
    }
}
Frank Novello
Frank Novello
19,299 Points

You should be more descriptive when asking a question.

Carlos Pedraza
Carlos Pedraza
Courses Plus Student 2,413 Points

Sorry for that. I think that I missing something when call the super.init

1 Answer

You have correctly initialized wheels and doors, but your super.init method is wrong. Try and see if you understand why the following is the correct answer:

class Vehicle {
    let wheels: Int
    let doors: Int

    // Designated initializer
    init(wheels:Int, doors:Int){

    self.wheels = wheels
    self.doors = doors

    }
}

class Car: Vehicle {
    // A car must default to 4 wheels and 4 doors
    init(){
      // call super.init
      super.init(wheels: 4, doors: 4)
    }
}