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Start your free trialVladimir Vasconcelos
Courses Plus Student 6,433 PointsWhat am I doing wrong?
I think my code is ok, but I'm still getting an error.
public fun PictureBook(){
var title : String = "Android Adventures"
}
3 Answers
Seth Kroger
56,413 PointsYou should be using class
instead of fun
.
Todd Anderson
4,260 PointsTry var title = "Android Adventures";
:)
Vladimir Vasconcelos
Courses Plus Student 6,433 Pointspublic fun PictureBook(){
var title = "Android Adventures"
}
I got:
Bummer! Make sure PictureBook has a 'title' property and that it's a String
Todd Anderson
4,260 PointsHmm... Mine passes. I do notice you forgot the semi-colon after "Android Adventures";
public class PictureBook(){
var title = "Android Adventures";
}
Raveesh Agarwal
2,994 Pointsno. in Kotlin, "; " is not required always use val where possible. Declare var only when you absolutely need to
Raveesh Agarwal
2,994 PointsRaveesh Agarwal
2,994 PointsHi! I tried this question just now. This passes:
You would want to use val instead of var whenever possible. This will lead to more robust code. Use var only when you absolutely need to change the variable.