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iOS Swift Collections and Control Flow Dictionaries in Swift Working With Dictionaries

Posted by YeonJeong Kim
YeonJeong Kim
930 Points

My answer should be correct. let iceCream = ["CC": "Chocolate Chip", "AP": "Apple Pie", "PB": "Peanut Butter"]

let iceCream = ["CC": "Chocolate Chip", "AP": "Apple Pie", "PB": "Peanut Butter"]

dictionary.swift 
// Enter your code below

let iceCream = ["CC": "Chocolate Chip", "AP": "Apple Pie", "PB": "Peanut Butter"]
Kristof Kocsis
Kristof Kocsis
15,455 Points

You declared a constant instead of a variable!

1 Answer

Matthew Connolly
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Matthew Connolly
iOS Development Techdegree Student 11,595 Points
Matthew Connolly
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Matthew Connolly
iOS Development Techdegree Student 11,595 Points

Kristof is correct. The challenge is asking for a var and not a let.