Thank you for your help. I can't run code as I seem to be creating a wrong html file.

For this Compulsory Task, you will be making your own higher$-$order function

that mimics the behaviour of a built$-$in method that already exists $($similar to

what we did earlier when we created our own implementation of the built$-$in

function map$(),$ which we called myMapper$()).$

Follow these steps:

You're going to be creating your own filter function that is similar to the

built$-$in filter$()$ method in JavaScript. The first thing you need to do is to

have a look here to familiarise yourself with the built$-$in filter$()$ method.

Once you have the basic idea, you can move on to the next step.

Create a higher$-$order function named myFilterFunction$()$ in a file named

higherOrder.js $($do not use the built$-$in function at all $-$ the objective is to

create a different filter function of your own$).$

Your filter function should take the following two arguments:

An array of strings with $10$ words, where at least three of the words

have six letters.

A callback function that returns a boolean based on whether or not

a word has six letters.

myFilterFunction$()$ should return a new array that contains only the

words that are six letters long and no other words.

Remember: you may not use the built$-$in filter method to complete this task!