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iOS Swift 2.0 Collections and Control Flow Control Flow With Conditional Statements Recap: Control Flow with Conditional Statements

Posted by John Luongo
John Luongo
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Why am I wrong? isAvailable & isCheap are both set to true. So, shouldn't status = isAvailable && isCheap i.e. 'else'

I can't really see why I'm wrong based on the conditions. We have an if/else if/else statement, but the only vars given are isCheap and isAvailable, both of which are true. I hate getting this kind stuff wrong.

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Jennifer Nordell
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The first condition it matches is 

 else if isCheap && isAvailable {
    status = "not rare"

Since both are true and it's first listed the status will be "not rare".