Please answer Task 1 and Task 2 as seperate parts and in javascript.

Edit the script where indicated in 'tma03.js' to store each text entry in local storage when it is edited. (8 marks) The demonstration application allows users to add text entries to the page, but they are not saved. The prototype application should save diary entries as they are typed, so that they reappear when the application is restarted. Add JavaScript code where indicated to achieve the following: - Task 1: make a text item representing the current value of the text area and - store this item in local storage. - Task 2: execute the event listener you completed in Task 1 when the text input changes. In your solution document, provide your amended JavaScript code. Making and testing this change Inspect a text entry in the page to see what HTML elements it is made from. If you have deleted all the diary entries, you may reinstate the demonstration code to create them again. When the 'Add entry' button is clicked, HTML elements including a are added to the page. When users edit the text in this HTML element, it changes on the page, but that change is not saved. This change is to ensure that when each <textarea> element is added to the page, an event listener is added to it which will update local storage when its value changes. A <textarea> works like an <input> element that allows multiple lines of text. Read the code and comments above these lines to see what variables exist at this point in the code and how the textarea element is created and its initial value is set. Bear in mind that the application already has or had code to make a text item and store it in local storage - this is how the demonstration entries came to exist. All you need to do is provide the key and text value. Task 2 The code to change is indicated as follows: // TODO: Q1(c)(iii) Task 2 of 2 // Connect the saveEntry event listener to the textarea element 'change' event Use what you have learned in Block 3 Part 4 to connect the event listener. There are further hints in the code and comments. When this change is complete, you will see items change in the 'Application' or 'Storage' tab of your browser developer tools after you type text on the page, and move the focus away from the text input (e.g. by pressing the Tab key on your keyboard or clicking elsewhere on the page). When you reload the page these entries will reappear on the page