Can there be 2 image src linked to one for a java and HTML thing? Read desc for more info

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So I wrote this code but the image doesn't show up but when I open it with chrome and copy the link and then put the link in the code t shows up perfectly but I need to add 1 more I don't know how so pls help

What I have tried:

very thing jpg png links i don't know what else to try I got help from youtube google still not working

here is the code

<body>
<head>
<style>
button { padding:10px; margin:60px; background-color:orange; }
</style>
</head>
<script>
function light(value)
	{
	var pic;
		if(value == 0) 
		{
			img="light-bulb-off.png";
		}
		else
		{
			img="light-bulb-on.png";
		}
		document.getElementById('bulb').src=img;
	}
</script>


<img id="bulb" src="light-bulb-off.png">

<br>
<button onclick="light(1)">Turn ON</button>
<button onclick="light(0)">Turn OF</button>
</body>

Posted 30-Sep-21 23:52pm

Taha Sheikh 2021

Updated 1-Oct-21 4:54am

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Richard MacCutchan 1-Oct-21 6:19am

Since you have not shown any code we cannot possibly suggest how to fix it.

Taha Sheikh 2021 1-Oct-21 10:53am

ill add it now

Richard Deeming 4-Oct-21 4:56am

After fixing your variable name, your code works fine for me: Demo[^]

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