PLease help, done understand this!

Hi Sean,

You've got this!

You want to add your multiplier * 6 into the results array. Use the .append() method on results (use dot notation) and include your expression, multiplier * 6 inside the parentheses.

Make sense?

Steve.

No, Im trying that And its still not working :(

I am now doing this -

var results: [Int] = []

for multiplier in 1...10 {


    (multiplier * 6)


}

results.append() = (multiplier * 6)

OK - if you move your append line inside the loop's braces, it'll work fine. You just want one line in there. You call append on results by using dot notation, as you have done. However, inside the brackets after the append word, put what you want to add into the array, which is multiplier * 6; like this: results.append(multiplier * 6). That's all you need inside your loop.

What's happening here is that multiplier will hold each value in your range, one at a time; so, 1, then 2, 3, etc.

So at each point in the loop, you're appending multiplier * 6 into the results array. At the end of the loop, results will hold [6, 12, 18, etc ]. So, you must do the appending inside the loop. The loop will contain only that line.

Steve.