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Jesse Langford
1,694 PointsWhy is this wrong
In my swift playground this line prints what the question is asking for, but your website says that I have the wrong answer. Can you help me understand why Im wrong?
let title: String = "A Dance With Dragons"
3 Answers
Chase Marchione
155,055 PointsHi Jesse,
You've got the right idea. Just a matter of casing (the 'w' in 'with'):
let title: String = "A Dance with Dragons"
Jesse Langford
1,694 Pointsalright thanks, for some reason it is still telling me that Im wrong.
this is the exact question: "We need store some information about a book in several variables. Let's start with the title of book. Create a constant named title and assign it a string: "A Dance with Dragons"."
Keli'i Martin
8,227 PointsWhat is the exact error you are getting? If I copy and paste CJ's code into the challenge, task 1 passes. Sometimes, the challenge's workspaces get into a weird state and require a hard refresh. Have you tried that yet?
Jesse Langford
1,694 PointsNo, ill give it a try. I get "Your 'title' constant has the wrong value in it." when I try to submit my answer