You may recall that the elements in JavaScript arrays have unique numeric identifiers. var myArray- [; myArray[0] 'Monday' myArray[1] = 'Tuesday'; myArray[3]'Wednesday In many other programming languages, you can use textual keys to make arrays more descriptive: myArray['startDay']- 'Monday In the lecture, we know that JavaScript does not directly support so-called associative arrays, but we can to some extent simulate their behavior by using JSON notation. You task here is: Take a look at the meeting object listed in the code. var meeting "startDay" : "Monday", "nextDay": "Tuesday", "endDay": "Wednesday'" You can access the individual properties of the object as if they were elements in an associative array: 'meeting[' startDay'1' 1) You need to add a line of code to make sure meeting's end day to display. [5 pts] Answer: 2) Along with the code added, create an HTML file called exercise6-5.html and uploaded it to your apollo server. [5 pts]