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Zachary Kinnear
Courses Plus Student 2,269 PointsProblem 2 of 2 with swift basics of loops.
Hi I was wondering if anyone new what was wrong with this code. Thanks/Users/Zak/Desktop/Screen Shot 2016-06-20 at 7.42.53 PM.png
let numbers = [2,8,1,16,4,3,9]
var sum = 0
var counter = 0
// Enter your code below
while counter < numbers.count {counter++}
while counter < numbers.count {
print(numbers[counter])
counter++
}
while counter < numbers.count{
var newValue = numbers[counter]
sum += newValue
counter++
}
1 Answer
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Jari Koopman
Python Web Development Techdegree Graduate 29,349 PointsHi Zachary,
You are thinking to hard. It's not so complicated. In the first stage you should create this wile loop:
while counter < numbers.count {
counter++
}
After that you should add the code required for the second challenge to the code you already have. Like this:
while counter < numbers.count {
/*new part*/ sum = sum + numbers[counter]
counter++
}
This works perfectly fine.
Hope this helped!
Kind regards, Jari
Zachary Kinnear
Courses Plus Student 2,269 PointsZachary Kinnear
Courses Plus Student 2,269 PointsThank You so much!!!