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iOS Swift Functions and Optionals Functions Creating a Function

Marie Jose Lemiere
Marie Jose Lemiere
872 Points
Posted by Marie Jose Lemiere
Marie Jose Lemiere
872 Points

[SOLVED] No solution for Greeting function

Hello, Sorry but I am stuck. I tried different ways but I still have the same message "You shouldn't call 'println' directly. It needs to be in the body of the function". I don't understand where is my mistake The last code before the one attached is : 1 func greeting () { 2 println ("Hello") 3 } 4 greeting()

Thank you for your help !

greeting.swift 
func greeting () {
let sentenceGreeting = "Hello"
println (sentenceGreeting)
}
greeting ()
Marie Jose Lemiere
Marie Jose Lemiere
872 Points
Marie Jose Lemiere
Marie Jose Lemiere
872 Points

I found the answer by googling the message I got (with the nice "bummer"). My first code was ok (not the one I included in this post), I just needed to stop at the closing curly brace ;-)

Robert Richey
Robert Richey
Courses Plus Student 16,352 Points

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