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iOS Functions in Swift Adding Power to Functions Function Parameters

Jjjjsl Dlsiehd
Jjjjsl Dlsiehd
928 Points
Posted by Jjjjsl Dlsiehd
Jjjjsl Dlsiehd
928 Points

What is wrong?

I don't know what is wrong in this code. Help...

functions.swift 
// Enter your code below

func getRemainder(a value: Int,b divisor: Int) -> Int{

  a%b
}
Jjjjsl Dlsiehd
Jjjjsl Dlsiehd
928 Points
Jjjjsl Dlsiehd
Jjjjsl Dlsiehd
928 Points

Make sure your function accepts two parameters, with the correct external and local names

1 Answer

Chris Stromberg
PLUS
Chris Stromberg
Courses Plus Student 13,389 Points
Chris Stromberg
Chris Stromberg
Courses Plus Student 13,389 Points

You have your external and internal names for the parameters backwards.

Don't forget the return statement.

func getRemainder(value a: Int,divisor b: Int) -> Int{

 return a%b
}