Input javascript

For the input for your employee payroll calculator, you will use arrays that hold the employees$$ names, employee type, hours worked, hourly rate, and gross pay. For employees with an employee type of Salary, their hourly rate will be zero, and their gross pay will be the amount due. For employees with an employee type of Hourly, their hourly rate will be the amount they earn per hour, and the Hours Worked will be the number of hours they worked. You will calculate Gross Pay by multiplying Hours Worked by Hourly Rate, and this will be the amount due.

Include the following five arrays in your program:

Name

Employee Type

Hours Worked

Hourly Rate

Gross Pay

Include the following five employees:

Employee $1$

Name: Henry HandEmployee Type: SalaryHours Worked: $40$Hourly Rate: $0$Gross Pay: $4000$

Employee $2$

Name: Aaron AntEmployee Type: HourlyHours Worked: $35$Hourly Rate: $75$Gross Pay: $0$

Employee $3$

Name: Barbara BellEmployee Type: SalaryHours Worked: $40$Hourly Rate: $0$Gross Pay: $3000$

Employee $4$

Name: Conner CutlerEmployee Type: HourlyHours Worked: $40$Hourly Rate: $100$Gross Pay: $0$

Employee $5$

Name: Donald DockEmployee Type: HourlyHours Worked: $32$Hourly Rate: $150$Gross Pay: $0$

Create a loop based on the number of employees. For each employee, if the Employee Type is Salary, use the Gross Pay as the amount due, or$,$ if the Employee Type is Hourly, calculate the amount due by multiplying Hours Worked by Hourly Rate. Calculate the total number of hours worked, the total number of salary employees, the total number of hourly employees, and the total amount due $($the gross pay of each employee added together$).$