Use a for-in loop to print out a "7 times table". Your output should look like this: 1 * 7 = 7 2 * 7 = 14

Your code looks like it is close to what the challenge is asking you to do. The two things that pop out to me are:

1) You are using "times" instead of "*", the times symbol. This sounds like a small detail, but sometimes the challenges do require you to meet their standards of detail. Similarly, you might want to replace is with =, since the grading program might be checking for a very specific output including the = symbol.

2) You are using the ..< "half-closed range" operator to go from 1 to 10. Unfortunately, that operator will stop the range just before the number specified by the right-hand-side operand. So, you can either switch to the ... operator, or use 11 as the upper bound on your existing range.

Hey there! How's this?

This code is essentially saying for the loop to run 1 through 10 times and print out the output of 1 * 7 = 7, 2 * 7 = 14, etc. The (number) just tells the system to use the value for number at that moment.

Treehouse wants us to think a bit further so the example on the video doesn't provide the exact answer

Your code should look at something like this below

Q: Use a for-in loop to print out a "7 times table". Your output should look like this: 1 * 7 = 7 2 * 7 = 14

A: for number in 1...10 { println("(number) * 7 = (number*7)") }

Hope this helps. David