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Lincoln Sills
1,214 PointsCode Compiles in Xcode but I'm told it is wrong
Please tell me what you are looking for as a correct answer as this compiles and gives me the correct answer in Xcode. I have successfully tried 4 different ways that all compiled and gave me the correct answer yet were wrong in this exercise. Thank you
float addTwoNumbers (float floatOne, float floatTwo); int main() { float numOne = 3.2; float numTwo = 4.3;
addTwoNumbers (numOne, numTwo);
printf("The sum of the 2 numbers is %f\n", addTwoNumbers(numOne, numTwo));
return 0 ; } float addTwoNumbers (float floatOne, float floatTwo){
float answers = floatOne + floatTwo;
return answers;
}
2 Answers
RASHU BHATNAGAR
Courses Plus Student 2,669 PointsHi Lincoln, I tried fixing your code. The problem was the function name you were defining it as addTwoNumbers, where as the treehouse editor expects you to define it as addTwo. It expects you to define the function as what has been specifed in the function other wise it will not let you pass..... Although your code might work fine in Xcode. Here is the fix. float addTwo (float One, float Two){
float answers = One + Two; return answers; }
Also, if you define it as : float addTwo (float One, float Two){ return One+Two; } then, too it will work fine.... Why go through the pain of defining a separate variable to add the two numbers .......when you just have to return the addition...
I hope it helps you in understanding the problem.....
Lincoln Sills
1,214 PointsGot it... thank you very much for your help!!!