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Joel Warne
439 PointsThis exercise should probably be more clear. I clearly succeeded...
See code...
for multiplesOfSeven in 1...10 {
println("\(multiplesOfSeven) times seven equals \(multiplesOfSeven*7)")
}
Konrad Pilch
2,435 PointsBtw, lots of people made it : p u must be somewhere wrong if it didnt passed.
Joel Warne
439 PointsHah.
No, the issue was that it reads out " 1 times seven equals 7" rather than "1 * 7 = 7"
It was funny because the code was all correct, and reads out "X times seven = Y" all the way to 70. But it said it was incorrect.
I am having a problem because I'm using Xcode 7. Println isn't a function, apparently, in swift 2.
Konrad Pilch
2,435 PointsMaybe its because u put and extra space or somehting? xd i dont know, maybe re-write the code again . Sometimes things happens.
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Piotr Nejman
3,374 PointsCode is ok, but it prints "1 times seven equals 7" instead of 1*7=7
println("\(multiplesOfSeven) * 7 = \(multiplesOfSeven*7)")
Konrad Pilch
2,435 PointsKonrad Pilch
2,435 PointsHey, i dont know, but, maybe u should use a ; at the end? : p