Apple

Thanks for the fast responses.

I am almost there..

If I do this (thanks Carl):

var hammerTitle = " hammers"

if hammers == 1 {

hammerTitle = " hammer"

}

let toolSummary = "I have \(nails) nails and \(hammers)" + hammerTitle

println("toolSummary: \(toolSummary)")

println()

I do get the desired result if hammers does equal 1. If hammers does not equal 1, it also works, but I get a compiler warning: “Will never be executed” on the hammerTitle = " hammer" statement. It’s the same if I redeclare hammerTitle in the if statement..

References:
	>Re: Swift question (From: Carl Leiby <email@hidden>)
	>Re: Swift question (From: David Delmonte <email@hidden>)