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Anders Lund
3,061 PointsReturn Statement wrong?
Don't know whats wrong here, i'm trying to return a string from the func. "greeting" but there is something wrong, plz help :)
func greeting(person: String) {
return "Hello "+ person
}
greeting ("Tom")
3 Answers
Ryan Jin
15,337 PointsYou have to specify the return type in the function by using a -> and the return type, so your code should look something like this:
func greeting(person: String) -> String{
return "Hello "+ person
}
greeting ("Tom")
If you are not returning anything, or in another word, you are returning void, you can either ignore the -> (type) or write -> Void, but if you are returning a type like an int or a string, you have a specify it. Hope that helps you :)
Anders Lund
3,061 Pointsaha, thank u :)
Anders Lund
3,061 PointsU also have to change this //return "Hello "+ person to //return "Hello (person)" for it to run, atleast in the teamThreeHouse program thing.
Ryan Jin
15,337 PointsYeh, probably programmed too much Javascript and I forgot this, thanks for reminding me