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Sam Murphy
10,469 PointsWhere am i going wrong here?? Lost on part 2
my code is not compiling but im not sure where im going wrong
// Declare protocol here
protocol ColorSwitchable {
func switchColor(color: Color)
}
enum LightState {
case On, Off
}
enum Color {
case RGB(Double, Double, Double, Double)
case HSB(Double, Double, Double, Double)
}
class WifiLamp {
let state: LightState
var color: Color
init() {
self.state = .On
self.color = .RGB(0,0,0,0)
}
}
var changedWifiLight = WifiLamp(state: .On, color: .RGB(20.0, 30.0, 20.0, 1.0))
1 Answer
Joe Beltramo
Courses Plus Student 22,191 PointsTask 2 isn't looking for you to instantiate any variables. Pasan want's you to have the WifiLamp conform to the ColorSwitchable protocol.
Example:
protocol FooBar {
func someMethod() -> String
}
class SomeClass: FooBar {}
Once the class is correctly attempting to conform to the protocol as I have shown. You must then implement any and all methods/variables declared in the protocol. So again as an example, my FooBar protocol has a single method called someMethod that returns a string. An implementation could look like this:
class SomeClass: FooBar {
func someMethod() -> String {
return "Hello World!"
}
}
Pasan is also looking for you to set the color of the lamp to self.color to the new color being passed into the method switchColor:
self.color = color