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Eunice Torres
2,278 PointsSwift for in loop
I can seem to see what this issue is. I have the loop reading the "print()" msg, but it says to make sure all ten print. Which it is...
// Enter your code below
var results: [Int] = []
for multiplier in 1...10 {
print("if the multiplier is \(multiplier), then the multiple is \(multiplier) times 6, which is equal to \(multiplier * 6).")
}
1 Answer
Maria Angelica Dadalt
6,197 PointsThe challenge doesn't ask you to print anything, you only have to append the results of the for-in loop to the results variable.
The loop should look like this:
var results: [Int] = []
for multiplier in 1...10 {
results.append(multiplier * 6)
}
It's all much simpler than you initially think and you'll eventually get it. It also took me a while to see it. To be honest, sometimes I still feel stumped by what I should do. When I feel stuck, I usually check the Swift guidelines, rewatch the courses, copy all the code the teacher does in the videos, and search community for answers to the challenge I can't get through.
It will start to get easier to understand, I swear! Hope this helps!