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yusuf Dibswazit
1,522 Pointswhy are these questions so complicated in explaining what it is for me to do, what haven't i done properly ?
what is asked is that i give TWO constant stored, when i name them anything, i.e max, Tom, it tell's me to make sure that I'm assigning them to a constant called NAME?
// Enter your code below
struct User {
let name: age
let name: age
}
1 Answer
Jennifer Nordell
Treehouse TeacherJose is correct! (Again, I might add.) I feel like you're probably misreading the instructions. It does specifically say two constants one named "name" and one named "age" of different types. It never says to assign any values to the constants. Below you'll find the code for what it should look like.
// Enter your code below
struct User {
let name:String
let age:Int
}
Jose Patarroyo
2,953 PointsJose Patarroyo
2,953 Pointshello yusuf.
The challenge asks you to create tow constants. One should be named "name" and the second one should be name "age". You created to constants both of them with the same name. Furthermore, the name constant should by of the type String "name: String" while the age constant should be of the type Int "age: Int"; the constant you created are of the type "age" which doesn't exist. If you try to run your code in Xcode you should get an error.
Hope this helped you