First Repeating Character's Index Given a string s, find the index of the first character that appears more than once in the string. If such a character does not exist, return -1.. E.g. For the input string "leetcode", the first repeating character is 'e', and its index is 1. Therefore, the expected output is 1. For the string abcdefg, no character is repeated, so the answer should be - 1 For the string programming, the first repeating character is r, so the answer should be 1 1 1 1. 14 15 16 17 /home/ Teri

Can you implement a module named inventory that will be responsible for managing the players inventory? The module should hold the inventory and implement the following functions: - displayInventory: Displays the current inventory - addToInventory: Adds an item to the inventory. *Use existing code below and don't use HTML* const prompt = require("prompt-sync")(); var adventurersName = ["Captain Thomas King","George","Tim","Sarah","Mike","Edward",];var len = 0;var Inventory = new Array(5).fill(" ");Inventory[len++] = "Food";Inventory[len++] = "Wine";Inventory[len++] = "Horses";Inventory[len++] = "Medicine"; var adventurersKilled = 3;var survivors;var numberOfAdventurers = adventurersName.length; survivors = numberOfAdventurers - adventurersKilled; displayIntroduction();getLeader(); var user_life = 3;var correct_answer = ["1","2","3"];var userIsCorrect;var options = ["\nOption 1 Enter the village hut?","Option 2 Eat the turkey leg?","Option 3 Sit on the stool?","Option 4 Talk with the…

def print_message(message):    if len(message) > 5:        print('too long')    else:        print(message) print_message('Hi!')print_message('What did you say?')   what is the ouput for this code

Emergency stop. ‪/usr/local/texlive/2021/texmf-dist/tex/latex/fontspec/fontspec.sty, 45‬ <read *> l.45 \msg_fatal:nn {fontspec} {cannot-use-pdftex} *** (cannot \read from terminal in nonstop modes) how to solve it?

Write an application named, Lab14.java. This application will do the following: 1. Display an introductory message 2. Choose a random word from the file, wordlist.txt, and display it 3. Disguise the selected word, and display it 4. Ask the user whether to continue, i.e., whether to repeat steps 2, 3, and 4, or quit the application Once the user chooses to stop the application: 5. Display the total number of vowels hidden 6. Display the total number of consonants hidden 7. Display termination message The user will be asked whether to continue playing and will indicate that another game is to be played by answering ‘y’ or ‘Y’ in response to the question, “Want to play again?” asked by the program after displaying each chosen word and its disguised version. If the user’s response is any character other than ‘y’ or ‘Y’, the totals are displayed and then the application termination message is displayed. See examples below. About randomly choosing a word from the file, wordlist.txt, found on…

please make it simple and do not use java program:     Validate IP Address. Create a program and reads an IP address and determines whether it is syntactically correct or not. Assume the format of the IP address is 999.999.999.999 where 999 represents a number between 0 and 255. Use the `split function to access the values in the input IP address.