In Javascript $5$ points: Declare and instantiate an array containing at least $5$ numbers. NOTE: this can just be hard$-$coded, you don't need to prompt users for this array.

$5$ points: Write the last number in the array to the element with class lastNum

$5$ points: Write the contents of the array to the HTML element with the class numArray

$10$ points: Loop through this array using a for loop, adding each value to a variable named sum

$5$ points: Write sum to the element with class numSum

$10$ points: Use the proper conditional structure to write to the element with class sumDescription:

If the sum is less than $20,$ write "small"

Otherwise, if the sum is between $20$ and $100($inclusive$),$ write "medium"

Otherwise, write "large"

$5$ points: Declare two empty arrays named foods$1$ and foods$2$

$10$ points: Do the following until the user enters quit $($hint: you have to do this at least once$)$:

Gather input with this popup prompt: let input $=$ prompt$("$Enter a food, or "quit" to stop."$)$;

If the user didn't enter quit, append this string to the array foods$1$

$5$ points: Write the contents of the foods$1$ array to the HTML element with the class foods$1$Array

$5$ points: Write true or false to the HTML element with the class appleSearch, based on whether the foods array contains "apple"

$15$ points: While the foods$1$ array still has values $($length $>0),$ do the following:

Remove the current first value in foods$1$

Append this value to the end of foods$2$

$5$ points: Write the following to the specified HTML elements:

Contents of foods$1$ to the element with class finalFoods$1$

Contents of foods$2$ to the element with class finalFoods$25$ points: Declare and instantiate an array containing at least $5$ numbers. NOTE: this can just

be hard$-$coded, you don't need to prompt users for this array.

$5$ points: Write the last number in the array to the element with class lastNum

$5$ points: Write the contents of the array to the HTML element with the class numArray

$10$ points: Loop through this array using a for loop, adding each value to a variable

named sum

$5$ points: Write sum to the element with class numSum

$10$ points: Use the proper conditional structure to write to the element with

class sumDescription:

If the sum is less than $20,$ write "small"

Otherwise, if the sum is between $20$ and $100($inclusive$),$ write "medium"

Otherwise, write "large"

$5$ points: Declare two empty arrays named foods $1$ and foods $2$

$10$ points: Do the following until the user enters quit $($hint: you have to do this at least once$)$:

Gather input with this popup prompt: let input $=$ prompt$("$Enter a food, or "quit" to stop."$)$;

If the user didn't enter quit, append this string to the array foods$1$

$5$ points: Write the contents of the foods $1$ array to the HTML element with the

class foods$1$Array