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iOS Objective-C Basics Getting Oriented - Xcode and Learning to Code Review Landscape and Tools

Bernard Chan
Bernard Chan
36,471 Points
Posted by Bernard Chan
Bernard Chan
36,471 Points

The answer is not "NSString *favoriteFood = @”bacon”;" ???

I made NSString *favoriteFood = @”cheese”; to NSString *favoriteFood = @”bacon”;

But it said wrong? I have no idea what's going on?

1 Answer

Martin Wildfeuer
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Martin Wildfeuer
Courses Plus Student 11,071 Points
Martin Wildfeuer
Martin Wildfeuer
Courses Plus Student 11,071 Points

Hm, that seems to be a bug, indeed. If you copy and paste the code of the assignment, just replacing cheese with bacon, it works. This seems to be an issue with the quotes not being submitted/parsed correctly.

// 1. Does not pass with "
NSString *favoriteFood = @"bacon";

// 2. Does pass with ”
NSString *favoriteFood = @”bacon”;

However, version one is how quotes should actually look like.

May I forward this to you, Gabe Nadel ?

Jake Nisenboim
Jake Nisenboim
3,374 Points

Just a heads up if it is helpful, I did not face this problem