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Barbara Havenith
Courses Plus Student 932 PointsWho's wrong?
Well I tried to NSDictionary *album=@{@"title":@"Abbey road",@"artist":@"The Beatles"}; (should be on one line) but The CodeChallenge engine says I have an error in my code:"your dictionary, album, doesn't contain a value". I was talking about the Objective-C basics->Foundation Framework->code NSDictionary (last code challenge)->first sub exercise, in the IPad App. (Sorry in advance, if I haven't been clear enough)
2 Answers
Gareth Borcherds
9,372 PointsI don't know about the second piece of code, but the first one is technically correct, you just didn't capitalize Road in Abbey Road.
NSDictionary *album=@{@"title":@"Abbey Road",@"artist":@"The Beatles"};
The above passes the challenge and what you put fails.
NSDictionary *album=@{@"title":@"Abbey road",@"artist":@"The Beatles"};
The challenges are case sensitive.
Barbara Havenith
Courses Plus Student 932 PointsThanks a lot! :)
Gareth Borcherds
9,372 PointsThe second one is incorrect because initWithObjectAndKeys should be initWithObjectsAndKeys. You forgot the s on Objects.
Barbara Havenith
Courses Plus Student 932 PointsBarbara Havenith
Courses Plus Student 932 PointsI also have tried: NSDictionary *album=[[NSDictionary alloc] initWithObjectAndKeys:@"Abbey Road",@"title",@"The Beatles",@"artist",nil]; But I get the same error prompted every time.