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Start your free trialJamal Ayton-Brown
2,165 PointsStuck on this task, could someone please HELP?
In our Treehouse model struct below we have a property named friends. It is a dictionary that holds information about our friends including their profile pictures. In the ViewController class, using the key profilePicture, retrieve the image name as a string from the dictionary and assign it to a constant named profileImageName. I’ve already created an instance of the Treehouse struct and stored a reference to the friends library in a constant named friends for you to use.
Once you have the image name, create an instance of UIImage using the image name and store it in a constant called profilePicture.
import UIKit
class ViewController: UIViewController {
override func viewDidLoad() {
super.viewDidLoad()
let friends = Treehouse().friends
let profileImageName = profilePicture["imageName"] as [String]!
imageName = UIImage(named: profileImageName)
let profilePicture =
}
}
struct Treehouse {
let friends = [
"firstName": "Susan",
"lastName": "Olson",
"profilePicture": "susan_profile.png"
]
}
1 Answer
Steve Hunter
57,712 PointsHI Jamal,
First you need to obtain the string from the key/value pairing in the dictionary called friends
.
That gets stored in a constant called profileImageName
. The code for that would look something like:
let profileImageName: String = friends["profilePicture"]!
Next, you want to create a constant called profilePicture
and use the UIImage
methods to populate it. That would look something like:
let profilePicture = UIImage.imageNamed(profileImageName)
I hope that makes sense!
Steve.