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Start your free trialJosh Schlabach
1,771 PointsThis makes no sense.
I don't understand what I do wrong. Ugh.
struct Expense {
var description: String
var amount: Double = 0.0
init (description: String) {
self.description = description
}
func calculateTaxes(percentage: Double) -> Double {
// add the calculateTaxes method here
// it should accept only one parameter named 'percentage' of type Double
return (self.amount * (percentage/100))
var item = Expense.description("Josh")
Expense.amount(100)
}
}
1 Answer
Jacob Knowles
3,203 Pointsstruct Expense {
var description: String
var amount: Double = 0.0
init (description: String) {
self.description = description
}
func calculateTaxes(percentage: Double) -> Double {
return (self.amount * (percentage/100))
}
}
var item = Expense(description: "Josh")
item.amount = 100
Just a couple small tweaks. Make sure when you are creating the Item variable, it goes outside of your struct. Also, your Expense struct does not have a member named 'amount', rather your instance of Expense does. I hope this helps, and you were really close so don't get frustrated!!! (Less than 2 months of programming so don't hate me if I use the wrong terminology..haha)
Josh Schlabach
1,771 PointsJosh Schlabach
1,771 PointsThank you! You're making me more motivated :P