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Alex Parkman
Courses Plus Student 1,659 PointsReally don't understand what is wrong?
I am creating a constant called title with a value of "A Dance With Dragons"
let title = "A Dance With Dragons"
4 Answers
Logan R
22,989 PointsEdit:
You have a capital W. Use with instead of With.
Alex Parkman
Courses Plus Student 1,659 PointsI have tried that as well first, it didn't work so I took it out
My first try was
let title: String = "A Dance With Dragons"
but it just keeps saying your title constant has the wrong value in it?
Logan R
22,989 PointsIt's a lowercase w not an uppercase w. Fix that and it will work :)
Alex Parkman
Courses Plus Student 1,659 PointsI have tried that as well first, it didn't work so I took it out
My first try was
let title: String = "A Dance With Dragons"
but it just keeps saying your title constant has the wrong value in it?
Alex Parkman
Courses Plus Student 1,659 PointsHa that was a sneaky move, didn't see that at all!
Thanks for the prompt reply mate, Best,
Alex.