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iOS Swift Basics An Introduction to Swift Programming Working With Variables

Posted by Bryce Currie
Bryce Currie
47 Points

its says its wrong but my preview has nothing in it

it said go check the preview so I did but there was nothing in it

4 Answers

Thomas Oliver Bastable
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Thomas Oliver Bastable
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Thomas Oliver Bastable
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Thomas Oliver Bastable
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Can you post your code Bryce?

Bryce Currie
Bryce Currie
47 Points
Bryce Currie
Bryce Currie
47 Points

ok

Bryce Currie
Bryce Currie
47 Points
Bryce Currie
Bryce Currie
47 Points

I did, var str = "language"

Thomas Oliver Bastable
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Thomas Oliver Bastable
Python Development Techdegree Graduate 29,026 Points

Ok so that challenge says:

Declare a variable named language and assign the string "Swift".

So your variable has to be called 'language' and the string you assign to that variable has to be "Swift". Code below:

var language = "Swift"
Bryce Currie
Bryce Currie
47 Points
Bryce Currie
Bryce Currie
47 Points

I clicked preview it said nothing