The vector `problem.1.data` contains numeric data.

Construct a stipchart of the values in `problem.1.data`. Do you see any evidence of any outliers?

**Solution**

Repair this outlier.

* First, report the location of the outlier.

* Next, convert the value to `NA`.

* Finally, display the value of the vector at this location, and show that it has the value `NA`.

**Solution**

Construct a stripchart of the repaired version of `problem.1.data`. Do you see any indication of a -9 being used to represent a missing value?

**Solution**

It’s not best practice to represent a missing value using the value -9, so we need to repair this.

* First, report the location of the element with -9.

* Next, convert the value to `NA`.

* Finally, display the value of the vector at this location, and show that it has the value `NA`.

**Solution**

Construct a stripchart of the repaired version of `problem.1.data`. Do you see any indication of an extreme outlier (i.e. 99999) or a -9 being used to represent a missing value?

**Solution**

Construct a stipchart of the values in `problem.1.data`. Do you see any evidence of any outliers?
Repair this outlier.
    First, report the location of the outlier.
    Next, convert the value to `NA`.
    Finally, display the value of the vector at this location, and show that it has the value `NA`.
Construct a stripchart of the repaired version of `problem.1.data`. Do you see any indication of a -9 being used to represent a missing value?
Directly display all the levels of this factor variable.

var startScreen = new Text(“Welcome to a speed game! Click space to see the rules “, “13pt New Times Roman”);
    var rulesPart1 = new Text(“The goal of the game is to click on every number from least to ” , “11pt New Times Roman”);
    var rulesPart2 = new Text(“greatest with your mouse. You will have the time it took to” , “11pt New Times Roman”);
    var rulesPart3 = new Text(“complete the game at the top left corner if you decide that” , “11pt New Times Roman”);
    var rulesPart4 = new Text(” you want to beat your previous score, please tap” , “11pt New Times Roman”);
    var rulesPart5 = new Text(“the F button to start the game” , “11pt New Times Roman”);
   
    var nums = [1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17,18,19,20];
   
function start(){
    startScreen.setPosition(getWidth() / 2 – startScreen.getWidth() / 2, getHeight() / 2);
    add(startScreen);
   
    keyDownMethod(titleScreen);
    //set rules for how they lose/finish
    //start the speedGame
}

function titleScreen(e){
    if (e.keyCode == Keyboard.SPACE){
   
    removeAll();
   
    rulesPart1.setPosition(getWidth() / 2 – rulesPart1.getWidth() / 2, getHeight() / 2 – 40);
    add(rulesPart1);
   
    rulesPart2.setPosition(getWidth() / 2 – rulesPart2.getWidth() / 2, getHeight() / 2 – 20);
    add(rulesPart2);
   
    rulesPart3.setPosition(getWidth() / 2 – rulesPart3.getWidth() / 2, getHeight() / 2 );
    add(rulesPart3);
   
    rulesPart4.setPosition(getWidth() / 2 – rulesPart4.getWidth() / 2, getHeight() / 2 + 20);
    add(rulesPart4);
   
    rulesPart5.setPosition(getWidth() / 2 – rulesPart5.getWidth() / 2, getHeight() / 2 + 40);
    add(rulesPart5);
    } else if (e.keyCode == Keyboard.letter(‘F’)){
       
        speedGame();

}

function speedGame(e){
    removeAll();
    makeRandNum();
    mouseClickMethod(disappearNum);
   
   
    /*delay and make user tap a button to create image where user needs to move around with
    keysticks and press space by number order*/
    }
}

function disappearNum(e){
   
}

function makeRandNum(){
    for(var i = 0; i < nums.length; i++){
        var curNumbers = new Text(nums[i]);
        var pastNumbers = new Text(nums[i] – 1);
        curNumbers.setPosition (Randomizer.nextInt(0 + curNumbers.getWidth(), getWidth() – curNumbers.getWidth()) , Randomizer.nextInt(0 + curNumbers.getHeight(), getHeight() – curNumbers.getHeight()));
        pastNumbers.setPosition (Randomizer.nextInt(0 + pastNumbers.getWidth(), getWidth() – pastNumbers.getWidth()) , Randomizer.nextInt(0 + pastNumbers.getHeight(), getHeight() – pastNumbers.getHeight()) );
       
       
        curNumbers.getX() != pastNumbers.getX()
        curNumbers.getY() != pastNumbers.getY()
       
        add(curNumbers);
    }
}

This is the code that I have so far, however feel free to correct anything if needed. I want to have the user go through the numbers from least to greatest and click them, making them disappear. There should be a timer that will end once they make all the numbers disappear. In addition, I would like an end screen along and please make sure the numbers 1-20 don’t overlap. I am willing to pay more if the code is done soon and all the functions work properly (this is a project for CodeHs)