a. Write an arrow function called loopSum that takes three numbers as arguments. The function uses a for loop to print the sum of the three numbers for 10 times.

b. Write another arrow function called loopProduct that takes three numbers as arguments. The function uses a for loop to print the product of the three numbers for 5 times.

c. Your main program needs to use if else structure to call the two functions with the three numbers from the prompt to do the following: i. If the sum of the three inputs is more than 10, call loopSum function. ii. If the sum of the three inputs is less than or equal to 10, call the loopProduct function

This is what I have so far.

let loopSum(num,num1,num2)

=>{

for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++)

{

console.log(num1+num2+num3);

}

}

let loopProduct(num,num1,num2)

=>{

for (int i = 0; i < 5; i++)

{

console.log(num1*num2*num3);

}

}

let num = Number(prompt("Pick a number"));

let num1 = Number(prompt("Pick a number"));

let num2 = Number(prompt("Pick a number"));

if ((num + num1 + num2) > 10)

{

loopSum(num,num1,num2);

}

else

{

loopProduct(num,num1,num2);

}

return 0;

}