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Kyle DuFrene
4,217 PointsWhat am I doing wrong here?
Here is the question: "Let’s assume we want to create a model to represent a box of chocolates. The chocolate box will contain dictionary instances that stores information about different kinds of chocolates. To start, create a struct named ChocolateBox." I am not sure what I am doing wrong or if I am completely doing the wrong thing. Thanks!
struct ChocolateBox {
let carmelDelight: String = [["flavor": "caramel"]]
}
3 Answers
Chris Stromberg
Courses Plus Student 13,389 Points// First part of challenge just make the struct
struct ChocolateBox {}
// For the second part of challenge you need to add a dictionary (Key Value paring).
struct ChocolateBox {
var caramelDelight = ["flavor": "caramel"]
}
// In your code the syntax was wrong. You told the compiler that you were creating a String
// when you were actually creating a Dictionary. You also had some extra brackets.
let carmelDelight: String = [["flavor": "caramel"]]
Kyle DuFrene
4,217 PointsThanks!
Caleb Kleveter
Treehouse Moderator 37,862 PointsYou don't need to specify a string, and I'm not sure if you need to change it to a variable but you only need one set of brackets, not two.
var carmelDelight = ["flavor": "caramel"]
Kamil Wrobel
5,546 Pointsthis works, it just have a typo instead of "carmelDelight", you need to write "caramelDelight"