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Dave Hanna
Courses Plus Student 2,969 PointsSwift 2.0 Basics: Getting an error for Challenge Task 1 of 2
let name = "Dave." let greeting = "Hi there, "
let InterpolatedGreeting = "(name) (greeting)"
What am I doing wrong?
4 Answers
Dave Hanna
Courses Plus Student 2,969 Points// Enter your code below let name = "Dave." let greeting = "Hi there, (name)"
let InterpolatedGreeting = "(greeting)"
This way worked best
Stefan Cimander
37,115 PointsI think you are missing the backslash \ in front of the interpolated string (someVariable). For example, the format of an interpolated string with two variables should look like this...
let someString = "\(someVariable) with some \(otherVariable)"
Hope this helps.
Brendan Whiting
Front End Web Development Techdegree Graduate 84,736 PointsYou need the backslash before the parentheses for string interpolation. Also the order that you're putting these variables in is going to print out "Dave. Hi there,"
Christin Lepson
24,269 PointsFirst off, make sure your code statements are on separate lines. Also, your variable 'InterpolatedGreeting' should start with a lowercase 'i'. You need forward slashes before your interpolated strings, like this:
let name = "Dave."
let greeting = "Hi there, "
let interpolatedGreeting = "\(greeting) \(name)"