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iOS Functions in Swift Adding Power to Functions Returning Complex Values

Posted by Federico Lemaire
Federico Lemaire
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What this does it mean? Cannot convert value of type '()' to expected argum

I've got the same code as Pasan, I belive that now Swift is another version and I don't know if smth changes...

Everything was running perfectly but when I assign the area function into the carpetCostHaving function, I have this error into the switch operator

case "tan": price = areaOfRoom * 2

Does anybody knows whats about that?

1 Answer

Harold Davis
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Harold Davis
Courses Plus Student 14,604 Points
Harold Davis
Harold Davis
Courses Plus Student 14,604 Points

Can you provide more code ore more detail of the error