Lab Description

$1.$ The HTML page called Lab$2.$html which is part of the same Lab$2.$zip file containing the

current PDF document should be renamed with your first name as a prefix. For example:

$$Jim$\_$Lab$2.$html$.$

$2.$ Lab$2.$html contains a script section with a global JavaScript variable called $$json$.$ In addition,

an event handler called $$startMeUp$$ is also defined and referenced with an $$onload$$ event in

the tag.

$3.$ The $$json$$ variable contains location information about several businesses in the London

area. The objective of this exercise is to extract a subset of the information based on the

following property names:

a$.$ name

b$.$ address

c$.$ category$\_$labels

d$.$ website

$4.$ You may use $$let$($rather than $$var$)$ to declare any variables you need in your solution

although it$$s not required.

$5.$ You should begin by converting the JSON string to a JavaScript object.

$6.$ Use document.write to display the above properties and property arrays for each of the

locations in the data. Write the JavaScript code to do this from within the $$startMeUp$$ event

handler function. Note that $$category$\_$labels$$ must be displayed as one per line $($also see

requirement #$9$ below$).$

$7.$ Finally, as you$$re displaying the property information for each business, add a new

property to the business object called $$viewDate$.$ This property should have the

value of the current JavaScript date as returned from using $$new Date$()$;$$

$8.$ When you$$ve processed all the businesses, convert your JavaScript object back to a

JSON string and then dump the string at the bottom of your output using

document.write $($see the attached example$).$

$9.$ It$$s important that your solution is flexible enough to work for json data that contains

more $($or less$)$ locations than the example provided and will work with any number of

category$\_$labels per business.

$10.$ The following is an example of the required display format: