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iOS Swift 2.0 Collections and Control Flow Control Flow With Loops Looping Over Ranges

Posted by faisalrustom
faisalrustom
1,300 Points

The answer for the second objective(if you needs it)

var results: [Int] = []
 for multiplier in results { 
print("the multiple is \(multiplier) times 6, which equal to \(multiplier*6)" 

results.append(multiplier*6)

}
Christian A. Castro
Christian A. Castro
30,501 Points
Christian A. Castro
Christian A. Castro
30,501 Points

Hi !! faisal rustom I think you miss something on your answer for the second objective, your code should look like this

var results: [Int] = []
for multiplier 1...10 
{ print("the multiple is \(multiplier) times 6, which is equal to \(multiplier*6)")
results.append(multiplier*6)
}

you just miss the range on the for loop!! thanks, Amaury.

1 Answer

Alia Khan
Alia Khan
3,733 Points
Alia Khan
Alia Khan
3,733 Points

Amaury C. Castro Rivera

Hi could you please explain why thats the answer I struggled on the 2nd objective and have used this to get past the challenge but would like to actually understand it

Thank you Alia