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Start your free trialLisa Vega
5,736 PointsI submitted : enum CodingKeys: String, CodingKey { case model = "model" } It keeps saying this is wrong. Why?
Please help get this quiz questions correct. I reviewed the video this is exactly how it was done.
1 Answer
Jhon Villalobos
7,968 PointsHi Lisa.
Your assigning two types to this enum, so that's why is wrong.
As you are assigning "model" to the case option, the enum should be String Type. So will be:
enum CodingKeys: String {
case model = "model"
}
Lisa Vega
5,736 PointsThe quiz has blanks to fill in. I am not sure you able to see the quiz, but you have to have both types. class someClass { let model: String }
enum CodingKeys: __, ___ { case ____________ }
submitted answer: enum CodingKeys: String, CodingKey { case model = "model" }
Gavin Butler
iOS Development with Swift Techdegree Graduate 15,489 PointsGavin Butler
iOS Development with Swift Techdegree Graduate 15,489 PointsHi Lisa, Good question and wish I knew also what case model works and not case model = "model" Regards,