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Show the correct JavaScript code for the following tasks using Lodash.js You may assume that the operation is working with the following array of object:

let students = [ {"id": 1, "studentName": "Eric MacGill", "semester": 4, "enrolled": 03/18/2016 }, [ {"id": 2, "studentName": "Andy Irving", "semester": 8, "enrolled": 04/24/2017 }, [ {"id": 1, "studentName": "Sanbrian Keeri", "semester": 6, "enrolled": 07/12/2017 },

];

Show the correct JavaScript code for the following tasks using Lodash.js. You may assume that the operation is working with the following array of objects: let students = [ {"id": 1, "studentName": "Eric MacGill", "semester": 4, "enrolled": "03/18/2016" }, {"id": 2, "studentName":"Andy Irving", "semester": 8, "enrolled": "04/24/2017"}, {"id": 3, "studentName": "Sabrina Keeri", "semester":6,"enrolled": "07/12/2017"} j: A. Sort the "students" array in alphabetical order by "studentName' and store the results in an array called "sortedStudents" (NOTE: You may use the regular ] equivalent here, if you prefer) B. Create a Lodash template called "students List" that is used to wrap each "studentName" in a li element, ie: "

Eric MacGilk

Andy Irving

Sabrina Keeri

" Note: You may assume that the array passed to the template will be referenced using the variable "data