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iOS

rizwa sekh
rizwa sekh
683 Points
Posted by rizwa sekh
rizwa sekh
683 Points

working with operators

Declare a constant named isWinner and assign the results of a comparison operation to check whether the player has won or not. For example, if the total score is not 10, then the player has won and isWinner should equal true. (Hint: Use the NOT operator)

Bummer: Make sure you're using the NOT operator to make a comparison and assign the results to a constant named isWinner
operators.swift

// Enter your code below ā€‹ var initialScore = 8 initialScore += 1 initialScore != 10 let isWinner = initialScore