What is the function of the `text("string", x, y)` method in CodeHS?

The text("string", x, y) method in CodeHS is designed to draw a specified string of text on the screen at given coordinates. When you use this method, you provide a string that represents the text you want to display and two numerical values that denote the x and y positions on the canvas where the text should appear. This is a fundamental feature for creating visual elements in graphics and game development, allowing developers to communicate information, instructions, or other forms of text to the player.

Contrary to other options, this method does not change the font style, animate text, or collect user input. While styling and animation can be added through different methods or properties in CodeHS, the primary function of text is specifically for rendering static text at given coordinates.