Question 6 1. Write a JavaScript function that takes two numbers. o function: larger(int1, int2) 2. If any of the numbers is not a number (isNaN), return a false. 3. The function then returns the LARGER input number. 4. If the input numbers are both equal, then the function will return a string that's the string concatenation of these two numbers. 5. Test the function by passing the following two arguments to the function and then alert the return values of the function. For example, if the input arguments to the function are 123 and 56, then the function will return 123. If the input arguments to the funcftion are 123 and 5678, then the function will return 5678. If the input arguments to the function are 123 and 123, then the function will return "123123". If the input arguments to the function are "abc" and 123, then the function will return false. If the input arguments to the function are 456 and undefined, then the function will return false. If the input arguments to the funcftion are "abc" and false, then the funcftion will return false