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Carmen Ibarcena
iOS Development Techdegree Student 8,296 PointsSwift 2.0 Enumerations and Optionals Task 1 of 2
In the editor you've been provided with two files buttons.swift that contains some source code for you to use and enums.swift where you will be writing code.
Let's start simple. To a constant named done assign an enum value of type Button with the member Done. This member takes an associated value; assign it the string "Done". enum Button { case Done(String) }
let done: Button = .Done("Done") This is my code can you guys please tell me what is wrong with it! Thank you I am confused!
Ray Hiera
1,870 PointsYou are nearly there. I think that you have to remove the = sign and also the : between let done; Button . Replace : with =
I hope this helps
2 Answers
Jason Cornwall
9,645 PointsYou were pretty close! What they're asking you to do is assign an enum value of type Button to a constant named done. What you did was assign an enum member to a constant of type Button, but that isn't what they're looking for. Let me show you how i did it:
let done = Button.Done("Done")
I hope this helps.
Carmen Ibarcena
iOS Development Techdegree Student 8,296 Pointsohhh Thank you so much =)
Jason Cornwall
9,645 PointsNo problem!
Oliver Duncan
16,642 PointsOliver Duncan
16,642 PointsWhat does the error message say?