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James Fehr
8,427 Pointsthe answer isn't in the list
https://www.dropbox.com/s/74tft51lsy2fcim/Screenshot%202014-11-18%2012.38.33.png?dl=0
UTC wasn't presented as an option for me.
3 Answers
Logan R
22,989 PointsEdit: The answer is varchar. The question is worded badly.
Phil Sturgeon
Treehouse Guest TeacherEither I got that wrong writing these Q&A's, or it was input into the system badly, but the answer is definitely not meant to be varchar.
I'll report it to the people with the power to change things.
Logan R
22,989 PointsSounds great :D Thanks!
James Fehr
8,427 PointsThe question is worded pretty badly for varchar to be the answer, but thanks for your help.
Logan R
22,989 PointsLogan R
22,989 PointsPhil Sturgeon might want to take a look at the question. It could be that UTF was suppose to be the answer and it ended up not being that way, or the question is just worded badly; or perhaps we are both missing something very obvious.
Jack Choi
11,420 PointsJack Choi
11,420 PointsI think something went wrong when the questions were created because "varchar" is the correct answer for another question in that set of questions (the one that asks what data type should one use to store timezone information).