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Ra Bha
2,201 PointsGetting errors each time I try to resolve this code challenge. I addressed the Boolean expression error to get another
I've tried this Code Challenge a few times and I've been getting different errors. I reviewed the other similar questions and perhaps I'm misunderstanding a concept somewhere. The error I'm getting now is "Bummer: Did you include the "red" and "green" string literal expressions (separated by a colon) to the right of the ternary operator?"
Can someone point out where my code is off and why?
Thanks so much!
int value = -1;
string textColor = null;
string textColor = (value < 0) ? ("red") : ("green");
1 Answer
Reggie Williams
Treehouse TeacherRa Bha try removing the first definition of textcolor on the second line and then remove all the parentheses as these are not part of the syntax