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iOS Swift Basics Swift Types String Manipulation

Posted by Tanner Peterson
Tanner Peterson
96 Points

What am I doing wrong?!

Help me I dont understand where i am messing up

strings.swift 
let name = "Tanner"
let greeting = "Hi there,"
// string interpolation
let interpolatedGreeting= "\(greeting), \(name)"

1 Answer

Kagisho Moroka
Kagisho Moroka
8,716 Points
Kagisho Moroka
Kagisho Moroka
8,716 Points

Hi Tanner,

The challenge requires that you interpolate the 'name' constant inside the greeting constant.

so your code should read as follows:

let name = "Tanner" let greeting = "Hi there, (name)"

Happy coding.

Kagisho Moroka
Kagisho Moroka
8,716 Points
Kagisho Moroka
Kagisho Moroka
8,716 Points

I dont know why it left the forward slash out of my code:

let name = "Tanner" let greeting = "Hi there, (name)"

:)