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iOS Build a Self-Destructing Message iPhone App Using Parse.com as a Backend and Adding Users Signing Up New Users: Part 2 (PFUser)

James Carney
James Carney
16,255 Points
Posted by James Carney
James Carney
16,255 Points

This challenge stumped me...

Here is the question: For now, inside the block, simply log the 'succeeded' parameter using NSLog. BOOL values are really just int values (0 or 1), so you can use the int format specifier: %d. I figured out I need:

NSLog(@"%d", myVariable):

But I am really stumped. I watched the previous videos and looked up and down parse.com. Not sure where to go from here with it.

Sorry if this seems like an easier question. My biggest problem with most of these challenges is overcoming the wording in the question. I always misread it.

2 Answers

John W
John W
21,558 Points

%d is correct, but instead of myVariable, the name of the boolean you are trying to log is succeeded or whatever you named it in the block.

James Carney
James Carney
16,255 Points
James Carney
James Carney
16,255 Points

Thanks for you help guys!

Scott Evans
Scott Evans
4,236 Points
Scott Evans
Scott Evans
4,236 Points

Give NSLog(@"%@", myVariable); and see what that outputs. Its possible the variable could be being assigned wrong