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iOS Swift Functions and Optionals Parameters and Tuples Named Parameters

Swift - Parameters and Tuples

Challenge task 2 of 2

Call the greeting function and pass it the String "Jerry"

My code:

greeting ("Jerry")

Bummer!

2 Answers

Patrick Engelkes
Patrick Engelkes
9,293 Points

In this exercise you had to set an external Parameter which looked sth like this:

func greeting(#person: String) 

If you want to call this function now you have to set the person parameter first:

greeting(person: "Jerry")

This should do the trick :)

Tried this as well:

greeting = "Hello (Jerry)"

Result:

wift_lint.swift:11:21: error: use of unresolved identifier 'Jerry' greeting = "Hello (Jerry)" ^