Problem 1:

The previous chapter introduced the standard function Math.max()that returns its largestargument. We can do that ourselves now. Write your own function max()that takes threearguments and returns their maximum. Do not use the Math.max() built-in function. Submit JS file.

// Your code here. Output as follows.

console.log(max(0, 10, 100)); // 100 console.log(max(0, -10, -100)); // -0

Problem 2:

Write a JavaScript function that accepts two arguments, a string and a letter and the function will count the number of occurrences of the specified letter within the string. Output returned values to console.log().Submit JS file.

Sample arguments : 'w3resource.com', 'o' Expected output : 2