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Start your free trialDylan Aresu
9,687 PointsWhat the heck... Need help on code challenge, very simple.
bool hasBonus; int powerPoints = 5;
if( powerPoints < 3 ) { hasBonus = false; } else { hasBonus = true; }
bool hasBonus;
int powerPoints = 5;
if( powerPoints < 3 ) {
hasBonus = false;
} else {
hasBonus = true;
}
1 Answer
Steven Deutsch
21,046 PointsHey Dylan Aresu,
Don't change the code required to pass Task 1, just update the value for powerPoints by assigning a new value on a separate line. Next, use YES and NO for true and false.
bool hasBonus;
int powerPoints = 0;
powerPoints = 5;
if (powerPoints < 3) {
hasBonus = NO;
} else {
hasBonus = YES;
}
Good Luck!
Keli'i Martin
8,227 PointsOh man, I forgot about YES and NO in Objective-C... :P Been doing too much Swift lately. :)
Keli'i Martin
8,227 PointsKeli'i Martin
8,227 PointsWeird... That should work. I just tried it myself and ran into the same problem...