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2,986 Pointsstuck on interpolation
where have I gone wrong?
let language = "Swift"
println "Learning \(language)"
3 Answers
David Garner
4,181 PointsYou forgot to add the the brackets!
println("Learning \(language)")
Mike Me
5,148 PointsDavid right, you forget the brackets. Also I'd like to inform you that Swift 2.0 doesn't use println function anymore. Just keep in mind if you ever want to use this function type "print" without "ln".
Sam Katz
2,986 PointsThanks to everyone. It was a tie, but I can't say that.