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iOS Objective-C Basics (Retired) Foundation Framework NSNumber

Posted by Tera Tarbet
Tera Tarbet
1,212 Points

The Quiz is telling me to check my planck value...I typed the float number it gave me correctly...what is the bug?

NSNumber *foxtrot; foxtrot = [[NSNumber alloc] initWithInt: 24]; NSLog(@"foxtrot %@\n", foxtrot); NSNumber *planck; planck = [[NSNumber alloc] initWithFloat: 6.626];

4 Answers

Gil Cornejo
Gil Cornejo
1,948 Points

Based on some of the previous forums, your answer should work since they believed to have fixed it at one point. At any rate, you can also use the following format: NSNumber *(variable name) = @(value);

Hope this helps!

Tera Tarbet
Tera Tarbet
1,212 Points
Tera Tarbet
Tera Tarbet
1,212 Points

Thanks Gilberto!!! The quiz liked the code you provided me and I passed it. I can now move on to the next section! :)

Addison Francisco
Addison Francisco
9,561 Points
Addison Francisco
Addison Francisco
9,561 Points

This worked for me too. Thanks, Gil Cornejo. They need to fix this though. I've had several problems with similar situations where I was dead on, but I could not advance.

Tera Tarbet
Tera Tarbet
1,212 Points
Tera Tarbet
Tera Tarbet
1,212 Points

Thanks Gilberto!!! The quiz liked the code you provided me and I passed it. I can now move on to the next section! :)