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iOS Swift 2.0 Basics Swift Types String Manipulation

Majed Alshammarii
Majed Alshammarii
1,174 Points
Posted by Majed Alshammarii
Majed Alshammarii
1,174 Points

why there in no key answers?

Is there key answers?

strings.swift 
// Enter your code below
let name = "Linda"
let greeting = "Hi there,"

let "\(name) \(greeting)"

2 Answers

Greg Kaleka
Greg Kaleka
39,021 Points
Greg Kaleka
Greg Kaleka
39,021 Points

Hi Majed,

You're just missing a couple of key points:

First, you need to assign the string you're creating to a constant - it should look very similar to the two constant definitions you've already written. The challenge wants you to assign the string to a constant named fullGreeting.

Second you've swapped the order :smile:. Your string would say "LindaHi there,"

I think you can take it from here! Let us know if you still have trouble.

Majed Alshammarii
Majed Alshammarii
1,174 Points
Majed Alshammarii
Majed Alshammarii
1,174 Points 
let greeting = "Hi there"
let name = "Linda"

let fullgreeting = "\(name) \(greeting)"

// it works, thankYou