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Kavita Bargota
2,741 Pointscan anyone help with this please?
I am not sure what i am doing wrong here??
// Enter your code below
for multiplier in 1...10 {
print ("\(multiplier) times 6 is equal to \(multiplier * 6)")
}
1 Answer
Andrew .
1,830 PointsHey I am too a beginner and saw your questions a few hours before I got onto the loops part of the course. I literally just finished that question and it was the most time consuming one yet! It took me 15 minutes to solve so don't worry if you're struggling on this questions I'd assume everyone does. Onto the solution, the questions asks for you to just show integers that are 1-10 * 6. your most noticeable problem is putting a string in the print code. All it asks for is: print("(multiplier * 6)") that just gives the answer as an integer.
Also, you forgot the rest of the code to put the new multiples into the array named results.
Here is the full code you would need, but it's best you fully understand the concepts as it took me 15-20 minutes but is much more clear now!
var results: [Int] = [] for multiplier in 1...10 { print("(multiplier * 6)") results.append(multiplier * 6) }
Kavita Bargota
2,741 PointsKavita Bargota
2,741 PointsHi Andrew!
thank you so much for your help :)
it makes sense not but i think you are correct in saying I need to understand it fully.
I hope you are making good progress with this track :)
Kavita