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Start your free trialAbraham Zamudio
1,896 PointsStructs
I need help on this problem (We need to add the first chocolate to our box. Create a stored property named caramelDelight. To this dictionary add a key named flavor that stores a value named caramel to the caramelDelight dictionary to initialize it.)
struct ChocolateBox {
}
1 Answer
Chase Marchione
155,055 PointsHi Abraham,
First, we will create the caramelDelight stored property by declaring it using 'var'. Next up, we need a key named flavor, with a corresponding value named caramel, so that we can initialize the caramelDelight dictionary as asked. The syntax for adding key-value pairs is ["key": "value"].
var caramelDelight = ["flavor": "caramel"]
Hope this helps!