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This freaks out because it finds an unexpected " in the string interpolation: 

let temp = "\(catalogueRows[0]["person"])"

Tried using single quotes but that didn't work. Seems like a pretty simple step and I'm confused why it doesn't work.

Tom
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  • It doesn't "freak out". _You_ "freak out", perhaps. But you shouldn't. If you can't accept that computer languages have syntax rules, don't program. – matt Dec 13 '14 at 16:12

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You can't use quotes in a string interpolation. That's just the way the syntax is.

You can't "escape" or single-quote your way out. You'll need two lines of code to do what you're trying to do:

let temptemp = catalogueRows[0]["person"]
let temp = "\(temptemp)"
matt
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