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Javier Lim
476 Pointshow do we initialize a var
i always log the thingy on the code editor but there is always an error
string bookTitle = "harrycporter";
string bookTitle;
1 Answer
Steven Parker
231,248 PointsYour first line should satisfy the challenge by itself.
The second line is causing an error because the variable cannot be declared twice. It should be removed.
Javier Lim
476 Pointsso do you know what is the code for it
Steven Parker
231,248 PointsThe correct code is your first line. Just remove the second one.
Javier Lim
476 PointsJavier Lim
476 PointsThanks for you time!