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iOS

Posted by Patrick Son
Patrick Son
10,954 Points

Small bug in Challenge: Removing Friends by Tapping on a Table View Cell (iOS)

In this challenge problem, it says to use the relationforKey: method (f is lower-case), when it should be relationForKey: (F is upper-case). The challenge code won't compile unless it is written with the typo.

1 Answer

Kevin Hamil
Kevin Hamil
8,203 Points
Kevin Hamil
Kevin Hamil
8,203 Points

You are right, but I don't think it's a typo/bug. It's just an update to Parse's framework. If you notice, when you use the lowercase "for", Xcode actually flags it with a warning that states that it's a depreciated method. It also tells you the corrected method name using the uppercase "For". It was correct at the time Treehouse recorded the video (which is why it compiles for him), but later Parse updated their framework and thus depreciated the method.