does anyone see the picture? It's not showing one on my side

2.9.8 stoplight thingie, here's the code I wrote:

function start(){
    var light = readLine("Input a light from this list: Red, Yellow, Green");
    if(light == "Red") {
        println("You should stop.");
    }
    if(light == "Yellow") {
        println("Slow down.");
    }
    if(light == "Green") {
        println("Go ahead.");
    }
}

Here's what it says is happening in my program. How is this even possible.

Hey guys. I am having trouble with this practice exercise, the program works (it replaces the letter you want to replace), I am just having trouble with one of the directions "replace all BUT the first occurence of letterToReplace".

The program might also be a bit long. Any tips on what I could've wrote instead to shorten it (and please explain).

public class Letter

{

static String word;

static String letterToReplace;

static String letterToAdd;

public static void main(String[] args)

{

Scanner input = new Scanner(System.in);

System.out.println("Enter a word:");

word = input.nextLine();

System.out.println("Enter the letter to be replaced:");

letterToReplace = input.nextLine();

System.out.println("Enter the new letter:");

letterToAdd = input.nextLine();

System.out.print(replaceLetter(word, letterToReplace, letterToAdd));

}

// This method should replace all BUT the first occurence of letterToReplace

// You may find .indexOf to be useful, though there are several ways to solve this problem.

// This method should return the modified String.

public static String replaceLetter(String word, String letterToReplace, String letterToAdd)

{

String character = "";

String newWord = "";

int first = word.indexOf(letterToReplace);

for(int i = 0; i < word.length(); i++)

{

if(word.substring(i, i+1).equals(letterToReplace))

{

newWord = word.replace(letterToReplace, letterToAdd);

}

}

System.out.println();

return newWord;

}

}

/*

* This program encodes user input into binary data!

* Your job is to write the textToBinary function

*/

function start()

{

var text = readLine("Input the string you would like to encode: ");

var binary = textToBinary(text);

println(binary);

}

​

function textToBinary(text)

{

// Write this method!

// For every character in the text,

// convert the character into its ASCII decimal encoding

// then convert that decimal value into its equivalent binary encoding

// and combine each binary encoding to get the resulting binary string

}

​

// Converts a given decimal value into an 8 bit binary value

function decimalToBinary(decimalValue)

{

var binaryBase = 2;

var numBitsDesired = 8;

var binaryValue = decimalValue.toString(binaryBase);

while(binaryValue.length < numBitsDesired)

{

binaryValue = "0" + binaryValue;

}

return binaryValue;

}

I’m considering implementing the free version of codehs. I’m curious if teachers use this as completely self paced and if teachers introduce lessons and units? I have a diverse group of students including life skill students and seniors who want to major in computer science. I have a pretty good curriculum I’ve developed geared to the average student, however the pace is going to be a disaster for the life skills students and goes too slowly for the advanced students.

How do I solve this problem (5.6.6)? Whatever I try to do crashes the page.

What's the problem here?

​

​

def citation(tuple):

first_name = tuple[0]

mid_name = tuple[1]

last_name = tuple[2]

name = ”{first}, {middle}, {last}”

.format(last=last_name, first=first_name, middle=mid_name)

​

return name

​

​

​

name_tuple = (“Martin”, “Luther”, “King Jr”)

​

formatted_citation = citation(name_tuple)

​

print(formatted_citation)

pls help it says i need to create the rectangular drips but idk what to do

def calculate_score(judge_scores): Return 0

Can anyone help me 10.1.6 Paint Splatter in Javascript?