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Jaron Trotter
11,472 PointsSwift Closures 1st challenge
Write a simple function, named printer, that accepts a string and prints it. Note: This task doesn't require that you call the function yet.
Then return Void.
//Enter your code below
func println(Void: String) -> String {
println ("A string: \(Void)")
return Void
}
1 Answer
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garyguermantokman
21,097 PointsI would recommend rewatching the video. The directions ask you to create a function that just accepts a String (Not to return anything).
// A func that accepts a String type as a parameter
func printer(aString: String) {
print(aString) // Just print it
}