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Ed Ag
3,017 PointsWrong evaluation
The question is: The evaluation seems to be failing: The question is Declare an NSDictionary variable named 'album'. Assign the following key/pairs to it: "title" - "Abbey Road", "artist" - "The Beatles".
My answer is: NSDictionary *album = @{ @"title":@"Abbey", @"artist":@"The Beatles"};
I tested on Xcode and it worked.
NSDictionary *album = @{ @"title" : @"Abbey", @"artist" : @"The Beatles" };
3 Answers
William Li
Courses Plus Student 26,868 PointsHi, Ed Ag
The value of title key needs to be "Abbey Road", not "Abbey"
NSDictionary *album = @{ @"title" : @"Abbey Road", @"artist" : @"The Beatles" };
I tested on Xcode and it worked.
It's important to keep in mind that, there's a distinction between the code working on Xcode VS code passing the Code Challenge's Grader. Xcode is only checking your code for syntax error; while the grader's test case not only checks your code for error, it also evaluates whether the code did the exact thing in the exact way as instructed by the Code Challenge.
Ed Ag
3,017 PointsThanks for your reply. I actually found the issue (@"Abbey" instead of @"Abbey Road") just after I posted the question, but didn't know how to delete the question.
William Li
Courses Plus Student 26,868 PointsHi, Ed, good job at figuring out the right solution yourself.
didn't know how to delete the question.
If things haven't changed in the forum system, I believe normal user can't delete the post, only the moderators of the forum have the permission to do that. So if this happens again in the future, you figured out the answer after making a forum post, you may just add a comment on the post stating that you intend to delete the question since it's been resolved. We the forum moderators would be happy to do that for you. Cheers.
Ed Ag
3,017 PointsGood to know. Thanks again.