$1.$ Create a class called student with properties name, major, gpa, and classesTaken $($an array of course ids taken, i$.$e$.$ IT$-1025,$ IT$-1050,$ IT$-2310.$

Include a constructor that accepts and assigns values for all of the properties.

Add a method to the class called displayProperties$().$ In displayProperties, output all of the property values in the class using document.writeln$().$

Create an object with type Student. Using the constructor method, assign values to the properties: name$=$"Your name", major$=$"Your major", gpa$=3\mathrm{.}0,$ classes taken$=["$IT$-1025","$IT$-2310","$IT$-1050"].$

$2.$ Create an object $($do not create a class for this one$)$ called Course. Important: you should not create a course class. Include the following:

Properties and values: courseId$="$IT$-2320",$ title$="$IT$-2320",$ crsDesc$=$"Interactive Internet Programming", creditHrs$="4"$

Add a method to the object called displayCourse$().$ Use the object properties, a loop, or Object.values$()$ along with document.writeln$()$ to display all of the properties for your course object on the page.

$3.$ Create an object called planet. Add properties name$=$Mercury and diameterMiles$=3031\mathrm{.}9.$

On a separate line of code after the object is created, add a property called millMilesFromEarth and assign a value of $48.$

Output each property value using a document.writeln$()$ and directly accessing the property. For example: document.writeln$(\text{'}$Planet Name: $\text{'}+$ planet.name$)$;

$4.$ Create a set called favoriteLanguages. Add the following values to it: "JavaScript", "Python", "Swift", "Dart".

Use the following code to output all of the values in favoriteLanguages:

for$($let language of favoriteLanguages$)\{$

console.log$($language$)$;

$\}$

$5.$ Create a map called creditHrs. Use the map to store course numbers and the corresponding credit hours for each of the following courses: IT$-1025$: $3,$ IT$-1050$:$3,$ IT$-2310$: $3,$ IT$-2320$:$4,$ IT$-2030$:$4,$ IT$-2351$:$4,$ IT$-2650$:$4.$

Use a get$()$ to find the credit hours for IT$-2030.$

Use a loop to output all of the values.