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Forgive me if this is silly for me to suggest. But I got an error when running this app with only some small code changes I made. I'm wondering if something is funky. As a novice, I wasn't able to figure out the problem.
Here's my error: Thread 1: Exception: "[<Magic_8_Ball.ViewController 0x7fbd385071e0> setValue:forUndefinedKey:]: this class is not key value coding-compliant for the key askButtonPressed."
Hey @jessephillips, I also ran into this problem and it ended up being due to calling it something different originally and even though I did a refactor to rename it, it still didn't resolve. In your case it looks like you called it what you should so I'm not sure why, but I ended up searching for my incorrect button name (CMD+F) with the Main.Storyboard open and found it still existing incorrectly in the Connections Inspector (top right of screenshot). I deleted it from there and then remade the IBAction and it resolved my issue. Hope this helps!
Forgive me if this is silly for me to suggest. But I got an error when running this app with only some small code changes I made. I'm wondering if something is funky. As a novice, I wasn't able to figure out the problem.
Here's my error:
Thread 1: Exception: "[<Magic_8_Ball.ViewController 0x7fbd385071e0> setValue:forUndefinedKey:]: this class is not key value coding-compliant for the key askButtonPressed."
my code: viewcontroller.swift
`import UIKit
class ViewController: UIViewController {
}`
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