Hello everyone,

is there a topic with the solutions for the challenges in the Unwrap app ?

If not I want to submit this challenge here:

Create a Player struct with a score integer property that has a property observer so that whenever the score has changed it prints "The score is now " followed by the new score value.

I wrote this:

struct Player {
    var score: Int {
        didSet {
            print ("The score is now \(score)")
        }
    }
}
var player = Player(score: 5)
player.score = 90

The app, however, returns it to me as wrong, but I don't believe (or I don't see) anything wrong in the code.

@Theo wonders:

The app, however, returns it to me as wrong, but I don't believe (or I don't see) anything wrong in the code.

What might be wrong is you're running this as code in an application?

Instead, try running it in a Swift Playground. I pasted your code into a Playground and it works just fine. Change player.score a few more times for validation!

struct Player {
    var score: Int {
        didSet {
            print ("The score is now \(score)")
        }
    }
}
var player = Player(score: 5)
player.score = 90  // This works great in Playgrounds.
player.score = 42
player.score = 34

Keep coding!

I'm sorry, maybe I didn't explain myself well. In Swift Playground and also in Xcode it works perfectly, but what I meant is that in Paul's app (Unwrap), it doesn't. Maybe there's another way to do it ? Something like a "standard" way ? Or maybe it's just a bug of the application and I'm overthinking it. Anyway I understand that these are beginner questions, thank you for taking the time to respond!

I hadn't considered that, thank you.