> Continue on the code from last exercise, and change the file names!
### Instructions
Now that you know how to make your creation move, what about making it communicate its first words to the world?
After finishing these tasks, you will be able to display and hide `Hello World` in the `torso` of your robot by clicking on a second button.
#### Task 1:
Let's put a second button in the top right corner of the page, that will add some text when clicked. Add it in the HTML structure:
```html
<buttonid="speak-button">Click me to speak</button>
```
Add the button style in the CSS file:
```css
button#speak-button {
top: 100px;
}
```
Also add this class to style the text we will add:
```css
.words {
text-align: center;
font-family: sans-serif;
}
```
#### Task 2:
In the JS file, like in the previous exercise, get the HTML `button` element with id `speak-button` and add an `event listener` on `click event`, triggering a `function` that will:
- Select the torso element with id="torso".
- Check if a div with the class words already exists inside the torso element.
- If it exists, remove the existing div.
- Otherwise:
- Create a new HTML element of type div.
- Set its text content to "Hello World".
- Set its class name to words, as defined in the CSS.
- Use the append method to add the new div inside the torso element.