SOLVED: Project 11 Bookworm: How does Swift Know?
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I think you are confusing Rating with Review. A review is a short critique. A rating is a grade based on a scale from 1 to 5. So in this example below, you see the review gives an abbreviated synopsis of the story. The rating gives an idea of my enjoyment factor. These are NOT the same thing in the program. When entering the rating, you have the option to provide a descriptive label. For example, if you use popcorn 🍿 as your book rating icon, your label might ask "How many pops for this book?" If you used the thumbs up 👍🏼 icon, your label might ask "How many thumbs up?" The label is different from the review.
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