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Christopher Aberly
1,241 PointsC# Const - Constant Variable Code Declaration
In trying to set constant variables to get rid of "Magic Number" I wrote the following code. I removed the "private" designator originally like the original constant revenue but go the same response when I asked it to check my work. This should have been simple, I thought, so must be missing something.
The response I keep getting from the Checker is "BUMMER - Did you set a constant variable for 100000?" ?!
Also, I'm checking the box to include my code. Last time it didn't include my code?!
const int revenue = 125000;
private const int _lowRevenue = 100000;
private const int _medRevenue = 150000;
private const string _lowIndicator = "red";
private const string _medIndicator = "yellow";
private const string _goodIndicator = "green";
string status = null;
if (revenue < _lowRevenue)
{
status = _lowIndicator;
}
else if (revenue < _medRevenue)
{
status = _medIndicator;
}
else
{
status = _goodIndicator;
}
1 Answer
Steven Parker
231,236 PointsYou're not defining class components here, so you don't need the "private" access modifiers.
Also, the challenge doesn't seem to like the extra space between "int" and "_lowRevenue".