             //    How would you inject that last name into the paragraph of the mission briefing?
             //    Set the textview text property to the paragraph in "MissionBriefing.txt"
             //
-//            nameTextView.text = "  ,\(%@)"
             
             
             

            //    Strings". You should be able to find a method that allows you to break up a string using a delimiter. In our case,
            //    the delimiter would be a space character.
            //
            
          
        }
//        MARK: - UITextView Delegate
        
        func textView(sender: UITextView)
        {
            
        
        }
        
            //
            // 6. The mission briefing textview needs to be populated with the briefing from HQ, but it must also include the last

    @IBAction func authenticateAgent(sender: UIButton)
    {
        // This will cause the keyboard to dismiss when the authenticate button is tapped
        if agentUserTextField.isFirstResponder()
        {
            agentUserTextField.resignFirstResponder()
        }
        {
            passwordTextField.isFirstResponder()
        }
//        if agentUserTextField.isFirst
//             agentUser... .resign
//        if passwordTextField.isFirst
        
        //
        // 4. Check whether there is text in BOTH the name and password textfields
        //
        if agentUserTextField.text != "" && passwordTextField.text !=
        {

            //
            // 5. The greeting label needs to be populated with the the string "Good evening, Agent #", where # is the last name of
            //    the agent logging in. The agent's full name is listed in the text field, but you need to pull out just the last
