Javascript: Your function should receive an object as its only argument and return an object with the same properties, but with type validation added. Types

should be validated when:

the function creates the object;

someone updates a property;

someone adds a property.

The type validation should always be based on the last part of the property name. For example, the age$\_$int property should always be an integer

and throw an error when set to something else.

Here are possible types:

string: for example, "string type"

int: $12\mathrm{.}00$ and $12$ are both integers

float: for example, $12.34$

number: any int or float

bool: for example, true

Assumptions

Types are optional and validation should be skipped if the type isn't specified.

$\_$ always precedes the type name.

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