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1,572 PointsStructures
Not sure why this isn't working?
Challenge Task 1 of 1
Struct definitions are simply blueprints and to use them we need to create an instance. I've declared a struct in the editor.
Create an instance of the struct and assign the values "Animal Farm", "George Orwell" and 6.00 to the title, author and price properties respectively.
Assign this instance to a constant named myBook.
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struct Book {
let title: String
let author: String
let price: Double
}
// Enter your code below
let myBook = Book(title: Animal Farm, author: George Orwell, price: 6.00)
myBook.title; author; price
Matt Conway
1,572 PointsActually I had already put quotes in the first two strings. Adding that "myBook.title; author; price" is what messed it up.
1 Answer
Ashleigh Nombre
2,308 PointsDelete the last line
your code in the instance needs to have parentheses
let myBook = Book(title: "Animal Farm", author: "George Orwell", price: 6.00)
when calling an instance you must use the type that your inferring which the title: String author: String price: Double which is a decimal be sure to remember this when they ask for instances.
William Forbes
21,469 PointsWilliam Forbes
21,469 PointsHi Matt, You need to quotation marks around each of the string properties. I.E. let myBook = Book(title: "Animal Farm")
except for the price obviously as this is a Double and not string
Also, there is no need to call myBook.title; author; price. This can be removed
Let me know if it works.