Recap - Initialize Variables

Part of the Fundamentals section of Coddy's Swift journey — lesson 10 of 86.

Challenge

Beginner

Write code that initializes the following constants:

k with the value 88 (note: lowercase 'k')
PI with the value 3.14 (note: uppercase 'PI')
name with the value "Bob"

Make sure you use the exact variable names and values. Remember:
Swift is case sensitive! (k ≠ K)
String values must be enclosed in double quotes: "Bob" not Bob
Use let to declare constants

Try it yourself

// Type your code below


// Don't change the lines below
print("k = \(k)")
print("PI = \(PI)")
print("name = \(name)")

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