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The problem is that self.category.options is a string, not an array so count doesn't work. If you use self.category.name.count this will work. You want to get the count of each element we're displaying.
Since self.category is a CQCategory, the 'name' property is the array you want to display. You can see the properties if you look in CQCategory.h.
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Kaisha, it looks like I'm getting a black screen when I run it because the ViewControllers are missing from the storyboard, except for a navigation controller. You want to go over this HW on Thursday? |
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Hi Shawn!! Okay sounds good to me! Kaisha Jones
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Hi Mike, I finished the homework with lots of help (Shena, Krishna, Elber, and You helped me). Please review and mark off your list. Thank you! Kaisha Jones |
Hi Mike,
I'm having trouble with the OptionsTableViewController.m file. I have three big freggin bugs I couldn't fix on my own, I know it's probably something really simple that I've overlooked but could you go over with me sometime over the weekend please.
Kaisha