1. (30 points), Imagine a web page with a button that when clicked invokes a function called clicked. You need to write Clicked so that it asynchronously fetches a JSON list (see below for sample) of users from '/v1/users using a GET. If successful, find the users element and append the user's last name as a series of DIVs. You may use either the native DOM API or jQuery. Use only arrow notation for functions and template literals for string building. Do not worry about failure cases. const clicked = (event) => { /*** Your code here ***/ // Sample JSON structure "users": [ {"username": "foo", last name: "Walton", first_name: "Sam" , 1. (30 points), Imagine a web page with a button that when clicked invokes a function called clicked. You need to write Clicked so that it asynchronously fetches a JSON list (see below for sample) of users from '/v1/users using a GET. If successful, find the users element and append the user's last name as a series of DIVs. You may use either the native DOM API or jQuery. Use only arrow notation for functions and template literals for string building. Do not worry about failure cases. const clicked = (event) => { /*** Your code here ***/ // Sample JSON structure "users": [ {"username": "foo", last name: "Walton", first_name: "Sam