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Jasen Henderson
513 PointsWhy when I plug "Tom" into the greeting function in the results variable is it telling me that it is the wrong value?
Unless I am misunderstanding what it means to run a String "Tom" through the function, or what it means to have the wrong variable in the function. I'm just really stuck.
func greeting (#person: String) -> (greeting: String,language: String) { let greeting = ("English","Hello (person)")
return greeting
}
let result = greeting(person: "Tom")
Jasen Henderson
513 PointsGreat that worked, thank you Gary!
1 Answer
J.D. Sandifer
18,813 PointsHere's a repost of the above solution so the code is easier to read:
func greeting (person: String) -> (greeting:String, language:String) {
let language = "English"
let greeting = "Hello \(person)"
return (greeting,language)
}
var result = greeting("Tom")
Gary Adams
Courses Plus Student 1,176 PointsGary Adams
Courses Plus Student 1,176 PointsHere's what I got. Sorry I'm not much help troubleshooting- but this code works. ```<p>func greeting (person: String) -> (greeting:String, language:String) { let language = "English" let greeting = "Hello (person)"
return (greeting,language)}
var result = greeting("Tom")</p>```