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iOS Swift Basics (retired) Types Printing Results

Posted by John Roberts
John Roberts
3,300 Points

What am I doing wrong? It won't accept my code

I'm doing everything exactly as shown in the video but it won't accept my code. I've tried:

println("Learning " + language) and

println("Learning " ,language)

println.swift 
var greeting = "Hello"

let language = "Swift"

println("Learning " ,language)

1 Answer

Justin Iezzi
Justin Iezzi
18,199 Points
Justin Iezzi
Justin Iezzi
18,199 Points

Hi John,

I recommend going back and watching the Printing Results lesson, Amit Bijlani explains a few different ways to add strings together. One method that Amit uses is called string interpolation, one that the code challenge will ask you to do if you try println("Learning " + language).

According to the video, it should look something like this -

println("Learning \(language)")