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J H
J H
1,335 Points
Posted by J H
J H
1,335 Points

Swift 3 Basics - Working with Operators: Challenge Task 2 of 2

Hi there! I'm not sure I understand what the question is asking.

A comparison operator is ==.

But then set it equal to a Boolean, isWinner which should either be true or false?

Your insight would be greatly appreciated.

2 Answers

Bryan Sadler
Bryan Sadler
3,759 Points

Hi J H, I just figured this out. You will need to add new constant that's set to a number that is not 10, then write the comparison.

let totalScore = 9 let isWinner = totalScore != 10

Mert Özdemir
Mert Özdemir
4,516 Points
Mert Özdemir
Mert Özdemir
4,516 Points

You need to compare if the winner has 10 points or NOT (!=). So you need to compare if the initialScore variable is equal to 10 :

// Enter your code below

var initialScore = 8

initialScore += 1

let isWinner = initialScore != 10