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1,831 PointsPlease help me with this
Can you help me with this to create a constant Language and assigning it with string "swift"
var str : String = "hello"
let language : String = "swift"
1 Answer
Joshua Proto
6,998 PointsRemember that answers are always Case Sensitive!
var saying = "goodbye"
var greeting = "Goodbye"
saying == greeting
XCode will give you a reading "False" for the last statement showing that these two statements are not equivalent in the Swift format.
Try it out to see what reading XCode will give you.
Just a long winded proof here to show that case matters when writing in Swift!