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Start your free trialMehran Moradi
11,140 PointsPlease Help
I can not figure out how to solve this issue
enum Compass: Int {
case North = 1
case South = 2
case East = 3
case West = 4
}
let direction = Compass(rawValue: 2)
1 Answer
Hannah Gaskins
14,572 PointsHey there Mehran,
It looks like the code complies when you use the lowercase for all of the case statements. I literally copy and pasted your code and then lowercased the case statements with a successful compile.
enum Compass: Int {
case north = 1
case south = 2
case east = 3
case west = 4
}
let direction = Compass(rawValue: 2)
The Treehouse compiler can be VERY picky.
Hope this helps!