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Grant Powell
2,356 PointsThis test question is inaccurate.
The problem requires you to reference "courseID" to solve the code challenge, but in fact you need to use "treehouseCourseID" to solve the challenge.
Please update this test question for accuracy.
import Foundation
let treehouseCourseID = 25
// Add your code below
let treehouseBaseURL = NSURL(string: "https://api.teamtreehouse.com/")
let courseURL = NSURL(string: "course/\(courseID)/", relativeToURL: treehouseBaseURL)
2 Answers
Chris Adamson
132,143 PointsYour right about the question being wrong; alternatively you could redefine the variable to have the correct name:
let courseID = 25
// Add your code below
let treehouseBaseURL = NSURL(string: "https://api.teamtreehouse.com/")
let courseURL = NSURL(string: "course/\(courseID)/", relativeToURL: treehouseBaseURL)
Grant Powell
2,356 PointsYour right about the question being wrong; alternatively you could redefine the variable to have the correct name: