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iOS Swift Basics Swift Types String Manipulation

Posted by Luke Tigard
Luke Tigard
Courses Plus Student 1,879 Points

I'm not sure how to form this interpolated greeting.

let name = "Luke" let greeting = "Hi There," (name)"

strings.swift 
// Enter your code below
let name = "Luke"
let greeting = "Hi There," \(name)"

1 Answer

lvwdhydynw
lvwdhydynw
6,443 Points
lvwdhydynw
lvwdhydynw
6,443 Points

You are almost there! let greeting = "Hi There, (name)" The number of " has always to be even. And by the way, check whether the word "there" is with a capital T or not. It matters