Swift Functions

In this task we're going to write a simple function that takes two numbers and returns the remainder of dividing one number by the other.

Step 1: Declare a function named getRemainder that takes two parameters, a and b, both of type Int, and returns the value, also of type Int, obtained by carrying out the operation a modulo b. In case you've forgotten, the modulo operator is also called the remainder operator.

Step 2: The local names of the parameters are convenient but they make it hard to figure out the meaning of the function when we call it. Add two external names - value, for the first parameter and divisor for the second.

Does this not look correct? What am I missing or doing wrong?

// Enter your code below
func getRemainderWith(Value a: Int, Divisor b: Int) -> Int {
  let remainder = a % b
return remainder

}