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wwyattw
10,389 PointsStage 4 challenge 2
This is the answer to the first question let currencies = ["US": "Dollar", "UK": "Pound", "JP": "Yen"] and the second part asks me to modify the key "UK" to "ukCurrency". How do I do that? I thought let won't allow you to change anything. I typed var currencies also but it asked me to use let.
let currencies = ["US": "Dollar", "UK": "Pound", "JP": "Yen"]
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Ethan Lowry
Courses Plus Student 7,323 PointsHi, are you sure it doesn't just want you to use the different key name when creating the dictionary? As in, don't add a new line, just modify the one you have?
wwyattw
10,389 Pointswwyattw
10,389 PointsSo this is exactly how it says on the second part. Assign the value for key "UK" to a constant named ukCurrency.
Maybe I am still confused with something. Could you please help me? the video used var instead of let and I think I am missing something.
Ethan Lowry
Courses Plus Student 7,323 PointsEthan Lowry
Courses Plus Student 7,323 PointsOh ok, that's different then, ignore my original answer.
What it wants you to do is create a constant called
ukCurrency, which you already know how to do, usinglet. And you want to assign that constant the value from your dictionary with the key of "UK". The video lessons show you how to access values out of a dictionary, so if you forgot how to do this, you should go back and watch it again, then it should be simple.