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Gurleen Singh
1,452 PointsGetting an Error
http://prntscr.com/dtjjry Thats a screenshot off the problem, please help, I'm pretty sure its exactly the same as in the video, but still getting an error.
5 Answers
Josue Gisber
Courses Plus Student 9,332 PointsGood! Paying attention to details is very important in programming. Any typo can cause a bug.
Daniel Walker
2,031 PointsGood job debugging your own code!
Renan A
4,425 PointsThe l in let is capitalized. It should be lowercased
~Let~ let
Montana Braswell
555 Pointshey guys, so I'm also getting an error.
//Binary Operators
let height: Double = 12 // in ft let width: Double = 10 // ft
let area = height * width // Area in sq ft // 1 sq meter = 1 sq foot / 10.764
let areaInMeters = area/10.764
this still gives me an issue with the " note: overloads for '/' exist with these partially matching parameter lists: (Double, Double), (Int, Int) let areaInMeters = area/10.764"
Any thoughts?
Ali Fahmi
983 Pointsvar height: Double = 12.0 var width: Double = 10.0 var sq: Double = 10.764
let area = height * width
let areaInMeters = area/sq
Gurleen Singh
1,452 PointsGurleen Singh
1,452 PointsSolved it, the problem was that 'let' started with a capital L and not lowercase. :)