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Aurelio Rosa
267 PointsPlease help me, i have been trying these for yours on my xcode, but it doesn't work at all, can i send my screenshots ?
i can't do the function "print"
Rhian Thomas
7,489 PointsOr can you copy/paste your code in your question?
Amit uses print() and println() in this video.
Do these work for you?
print("Hello")
println("Hello on a new line.")
Aurelio Rosa
267 Points// Playground - noun: a place where people can play
import UIKit
var str : String = "Hello "
let modernProggamingLangugage : String = "Swift"
var greeting = str + modernProggamingLangugage //implicit type String or inferred type String
print("To build an iPhone app we need to learn \ (modernProggamingLanguage)")
2 Answers
kirkbyo
15,791 PointsThe reason why you are encountering an error in Xcode playground is because you had a few syntax errors
When you were calling your print statement to print "modernProggamingLangugage", you spelt it differently from when you created it. Also, there is should be no space between your "\" and "(" when doing string interpolation. To fix these errors your print statement should look something like this
print("To build an iPhone app we need to learn \(modernProggamingLangugage)")
Does that answer your questions? :)
Ozzie
Aurelio Rosa
267 PointsThanks, i didnt realize that, now it works
kirkbyo
15,791 Pointskirkbyo
15,791 PointsCan we see your code, so we can see where you went wrong?