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Start your free trialDarcy Phillips
4,087 PointsSwift 2 protocol conformance challenge not accepted
protocol PrettyPrintable {
var prettyDescription: String { get }
}
struct User: PrettyPrintable {
let name: String
let ID: Int
var prettyDescription: String {
return "\(name), ID: \(ID)"
}
}
The message I get is "Bummer! Make sure you extend User and conform to PrettyPrintable."
I think I've done that? It works in Xcode. I'm in Swift 3, but I'm sure my solution follows the format in the video.
Thanks for your help! Darcy
protocol PrettyPrintable {
var prettyDescription: String { get }
}
struct User: PrettyPrintable {
let name: String
let ID: Int
var prettyDescription: String {
return "\(name), ID: \(ID)"
}
}
// Enter your code below
2 Answers
Moritz Lang
25,909 PointsYour code should work, but the task is to extend User
. Maybe you have to write an extension on User
and add the property there:
protocol PrettyPrintable {
var prettyDescription: String { get }
}
struct User {
let name: String
let ID: Int
}
// Enter your code below
extension User: PrettyPrintable {
var prettyDescription: String {
return "\(name), ID: \(ID)"
}
}
Darcy Phillips
4,087 PointsYes of course, you are absolutely right. Thank you!
Moritz Lang
25,909 PointsGreat! :)