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Start your free trialLuis Paulino
Courses Plus Student 1,779 PointsMaybe like this???
I know i'm doing something obviously wrong, and I'm gonna feel stupid when answered XD
NSArray *temps=@[@"75.5", @"83.3", @"96",@"99.7"];
float *average;
1 Answer
Matt Skelton
4,548 PointsHey Luis,
Simple fix for this one, if you remove the asterisk after your float then it should compile nicely. An asterisk is used to indicate a pointer, whereas our primitive types such as floats should be defined without the asterisk, indicating that they are values.
Never feel stupid for making the effort to learn something new, happy coding!