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Stacy Loggins
3,632 Pointsstring bookTitle(); this is the response i gave to declare a string variable in the challenge.
I even added the beginning class program, static void main code in as well.
string bookTitle();
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Brendan Whiting
Front End Web Development Techdegree Graduate 84,736 PointsWe use parens ()
when we're calling a function. Here we just want the name of a variable:
string bookTitle;