How can you display a score on the screen in CodeHS?

To display a score on the screen in CodeHS, the text() method is utilized for rendering text on the canvas, including displaying variables such as a score. This method allows you to specify the position, size, and content of the text, making it flexible for different display requirements.

When you want to show the score variable, you can combine the text() method with the score variable itself, placing it at desired coordinates on the screen. This is critical for games and animations where real-time feedback to the user is essential.

The other methods mentioned, such as displayScore(), showScore(), and drawScore(), do not exist in the CodeHS framework. These names might sound plausible, but they do not function for displaying text in the way the text() method does. Thus, using text() is the correct approach for showing a score variable effectively on the screen in this environment.