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Vivek Reddy
Courses Plus Student 5,486 Pointsmake sure that greeting is an interpolation string
help
// Enter your code below
let name="labbey"
let greeting="Hi there"
greetings="\(name),\(greeting)"
Emin Grbo
13,092 Points@Amazon Web, you are right, just make sure to post it as an answer, not a comment :) So the user can mark your answer as correct or others can upvote it as well :)
This confused me few times as well...since comment is just below the question, but answer area is way on the bottom.
Amazon Web
iOS Development Techdegree Student 4,092 PointsThank you so much, I've posted a lot of comments here in the community without knowing that is not the way to answer a question :)
Will keep this in mind.
1 Answer
Amazon Web
iOS Development Techdegree Student 4,092 Pointslet name = "Jeff Bezos"
let greeting = "Hi there, \(name)"
Check your code, you assign the final greetings using the greetings variable which doesn't exist, you need to do the string interpolation in the instantiation of greeting constant
Amazon Web
iOS Development Techdegree Student 4,092 PointsAmazon Web
iOS Development Techdegree Student 4,092 PointsCheck your code, you assign the final greetings using the greetings variable which doesn't exist, you need to do the string interpolation in the instantiation of greeting constant