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iOS Displaying Data with Table Views in Swift 2 Obtaining a Location Fix CLLocationManagerDelegate Protocol

Benjamin Arredondo
Benjamin Arredondo
5,162 Points
Posted by Benjamin Arredondo
Benjamin Arredondo
5,162 Points

Use of undeclared type "Coordinate" Error

I was wondering if someone could help me out with this. I am following this video to get the user's location, but using Swift 3 instead of Swift 2. When I get to the point of using Coordinate to get the longitude and latitude from the last location update, I get the error "Use of undeclared type 'Coordinate'". Does anybody know how to fix this issue?

Thanks!

1 Answer

Miles Ranisavljevic
Miles Ranisavljevic
3,591 Points
Miles Ranisavljevic
Miles Ranisavljevic
3,591 Points

It should be 'coordinate' with a lower-case 'c'. In general, all variables and functions in swift start with a lower-case letter, and only names of classes, structs, enums, etc. are capitalized.