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iOS Swift Basics Swift Types String Manipulation

Posted by Conor Steward
Conor Steward
3,020 Points

What am i doing wrong? The "bummer" is telling me to assign string to correct variable.

Not entirely sure what went wrong here. I attempted an interpolated string formed from the other strings but the program wont accept it.

strings.swift 
// Enter your code below
let name = "Conor"
let hello = "Hi there,"
let greeting = "\(hello), \(name)"

2 Answers

Alexander Lee
Alexander Lee
5,964 Points
Alexander Lee
Alexander Lee
5,964 Points

My guess is that you don't need the hello constant. I would put "Hi there," in the greeting constant.

Fernando Baliño
Fernando Baliño
2,131 Points
Fernando Baliño
Fernando Baliño
2,131 Points

Try removing the comma after (hello) — worked for me!