Defining constants and variables

Constants and variables must be defined prior to using them. To define a constant, you use the keyword let, and to define a variable, you use the keyword var. The following are some examples of constants and variables:

// Constants
let freezingTemperatureOfWaterCelsius = 0
let speedOfLightKmSec = 300000

// Variables
var currentTemperature = 22
var currentSpeed = 55

We can declare multiple constants or variables in a single line by separating them with a comma. For example, we could shrink the preceding four lines of code down to two lines like this:

// Constants
let freezingTempertureOfWaterCelsius = 0, speedOfLightKmSec = 300000

// Variables
var currentTemperture = 22, currentSpeed = 55

We can change the value of a variable to another value of a compatible type; however, as we noted earlier, we cannot change the value of a constant. Let's look at the following Playground. Can you tell what is wrong with the code from the error message that is shown in...