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Start your free trialPeter Cavar
122 PointsI need to declare 2 constants, and interpolat As an example, the final value of greeting could be "Hi there, Linda".
let Name = "Peter" let Greeting = "Hi there, Linda"
and now im stuck
// Enter your code below
let Name = "Peter"
let Greeting =
1 Answer
Steve Hunter
57,712 PointsHi Peter,
First, make your constant names have an initial lowercase. That's the convention, so name
rather than Name
. Classes are given initial capitals.
Next, to interpolate a string into another, you use a backslash and brackets; \(name)
. This inserts the value held in the name
constant into a string. So, your greeting
constant contains a string "Hi there, "
. At the relevant point inside that, insert \(name)
and your code will pass the challenge.
I hope that helps.
Steve.