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Posted by Matthew Sharikov
Matthew Sharikov
5,767 Points

Swift 2.0 Basics Question

Hello there!

I'm stuck on the following question. Every book in our store has a rating so that customers can sort through selections. In this task, declare a variable named rating and assign the value 7.5?

My answer that doesn't work: var rating = 7.5

2 Answers

David Papandrew
David Papandrew
8,386 Points
David Papandrew
David Papandrew
8,386 Points

That's the correct answer. What kind of error are you receiving?

If you happened to remove the title constant from the previous step, the exercise will complain and return an error, so make sure you don't remove that line of code when you submit your answer.

Matthew Sharikov
Matthew Sharikov
5,767 Points
Matthew Sharikov
Matthew Sharikov
5,767 Points

Hello David,

Thank you for the quick response! The problem was the title constant.