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Taha Lukmanji
Taha Lukmanji
619 Points
Posted by Taha Lukmanji
Taha Lukmanji
619 Points

What is the answer to this question? I did write the proper block but it says the answer is wrong.

I put the following code in the block.

[query getObjectInBackgroundWithId:@"1" block:^(PFObject *object, NSError *error) { NSLog("Move retrieved!"); }];

but says that my answer is wrong... anyone wants to help me out?

2 Answers

Kristen Law
Kristen Law
16,244 Points

NSLog takes an NSString as an argument, which is denoted with an @ before your string.

So the NSLog will need to look like this:

NSLog(@"Move retrieved!");
Taha Lukmanji
Taha Lukmanji
619 Points
Taha Lukmanji
Taha Lukmanji
619 Points

What a dumb mistake by me! Jeez. But the error message is very misleading... for the longest time I looked at the block