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C# C# Objects Encapsulation and Arrays Arrays

Elfar Oliver
Elfar Oliver
3,899 Points
Posted by Elfar Oliver
Elfar Oliver
3,899 Points

What does "Bummer: Did you include the value to the right of the assignment operator?" mean?

I'm doing the same thing he's doing in the video and I can't get past this

CodeChallenge.cs 
double[] lapTimes = new double[4] lapTimes[0] = "2.2";
Elfar Oliver
Elfar Oliver
3,899 Points
Elfar Oliver
Elfar Oliver
3,899 Points

And then my error is on 7,38. Newsflash, it's only one line so wtf

Mark Sebeck
Mark Sebeck
Treehouse Moderator 31,324 Points
Mark Sebeck
Mark Sebeck
Treehouse Moderator 31,324 Points

Good job Elfar. I changed your comment to an answer and marked it the best.

1 Answer

Elfar Oliver
Elfar Oliver
3,899 Points
Elfar Oliver
Elfar Oliver
3,899 Points

Got it

double[] lapTimes = new double[4]; lapTimes[0] = 2.2;