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Day of Birth This challenge will give experience in extracting components from a string as well as extra validation experience. In place of "years of age" you should request the date of birth. • The date of birth must be in the form "dd/mmm/yyyy", (e.g. "05/Nov/1978"). • The date string must be fully validated:- 1. Split the string into its components:- ■ Convert the day to a number (e.g. nDay). ■ Convert the month string to a month index (e.g. iMth). ■ Convert the year to a number (e.g. year). 2. Use the components in a constructor for a date object. 3. Assuming that we created the Date object using:- then the following expression would check the date validity:- let is DobValid • Store the date object, not a string. • The table displayed should still only include the age in years. Not Seeking It is suggested that you write a function called getDate() that performs the input and validation of a date. Top Unemployed and Under-employed "notSeeking" Are you looking for FT, PT, or not seeking work. let dob = new Date(year, iMth, nDay); Full Time No Part Time "unemployed" Were you employed over the past week? Yes Yes Part Time Do you seek full time work? "underEmployed" Was your Employment FT or PT ( dob.getDate() == nDay && dob.getMonth() == iMth && dob.getFullYear() == year ; No Full Time "employed" Diagram 4: The Expanded Employment Status. The entry of the employment status given above is simplistic. This challenge introduces a more realistic determination of employment status. The entry of the employment status is to be expanded:- 1. There are two additional values for the employment status. Please implement and call a function to input the employment status as depicted in Diagram 4. 2. Your function should not use global variables. 3. Instead of just "employed" or "unemployed" your table will now show one of 4 possible employment status values as depicted. 4. Calculate and display both an unemployed rate and an under-employed rate. Top Day of Birth This challenge will give experience in extracting components from a string as well as extra validation experience. In place of "years of age" you should request the date of birth. • The date of birth must be in the form "dd/mmm/yyyy", (e.g. "05/Nov/1978"). • The date string must be fully validated:- 1. Split the string into its components:- ■ Convert the day to a number (e.g. nDay). ■ Convert the month string to a month index (e.g. iMth). ■ Convert the year to a number (e.g. year). 2. Use the components in a constructor for a date object. 3. Assuming that we created the Date object using:- then the following expression would check the date validity:- let is DobValid • Store the date object, not a string. • The table displayed should still only include the age in years. Not Seeking It is suggested that you write a function called getDate() that performs the input and validation of a date. Top Unemployed and Under-employed "notSeeking" Are you looking for FT, PT, or not seeking work. let dob = new Date(year, iMth, nDay); Full Time No Part Time "unemployed" Were you employed over the past week? Yes Yes Part Time Do you seek full time work? "underEmployed" Was your Employment FT or PT ( dob.getDate() == nDay && dob.getMonth() == iMth && dob.getFullYear() == year ; No Full Time "employed" Diagram 4: The Expanded Employment Status. The entry of the employment status given above is simplistic. This challenge introduces a more realistic determination of employment status. The entry of the employment status is to be expanded:- 1. There are two additional values for the employment status. Please implement and call a function to input the employment status as depicted in Diagram 4. 2. Your function should not use global variables. 3. Instead of just "employed" or "unemployed" your table will now show one of 4 possible employment status values as depicted. 4. Calculate and display both an unemployed rate and an under-employed rate. Top

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