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kevin nadjarian
1,498 PointsHi Tayler, thanks,
I just cannot get the code correct with a string :
func greeting(person: String) -> String { return "tom" }
println("hello (greeting("tom"))")
the result is "hello (Function)" and not hello tom
3 Answers
kevin nadjarian
1,498 PointsYes that what I did too sorry but I cannot get still have an issue
func greeting(person: String) -> String { return person }
println("hello (greeting("tom"))")
I also try with
func greeting(person: String) -> String { return person }
println("hello (greeting(tom))")
And also try
func greeting(person: String) -> String { return "tom" }
println("hello (greeting(tom))")
Can some one give me the correct answer for this exercices "Function return type" in Swift Functions and Optionals courses
Thank you
Jeremy Hayden
1,740 PointsYou forgot the / for string interpolation. "Hello /(greeting...
kevin nadjarian
1,498 PointsThe solution was like this, finded my answer.
func greeting(#personName: String) -> String { let greetings = "Hello, " + personName + "!" return greetings }
println(greeting(personName: "Kevin"))
Tyler Simko
5,610 PointsTyler Simko
5,610 PointsHey Kevin,
Hopefully I can help - what's your question?