Implement the function oneWillDo in helper.js. It should accept 3 boolean parameters (x, y, z) and
return true, if at least one of them is true return false otherwise The function oneWillDo should NOT contain any if statements...
Fix the function myLoop to make sure it prints numbers from 0 to 99 to the screen using the “while” loop
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Implement a function printArray that should take the array and print it to the screen using console.log
Each element should be printed on the separate line
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Fix the function getLocale.
It should return userConfig.locale if it’s found in knownLocales.
Otherwise, it should return the string en.
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Implement a function maxElement that takes an array and returns its maximum element.
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Implement getTotal function in helper.js
It should return the sum of all elements in the array.
Array will only contain numbers.
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Implement positiveElements function in helper.js
It should accept an array and return a new one that consists only of the positive elements from the original array.
Original array shouldn’t be modified....
Implement a function pow in helper.js that takes two numbers and
returns the first number raised to the power of second number. Examples:
pow(2, 2) // 4
pow(2, 0) // 1...
Fix the constants to make sure that correct messages are logged to the screen.
stringWithNewline should be printed on a single line and display \n on the screen inside of the stringWithQuotes each word should be wrapped in single quotes stringWithEmojis should display emojis properly in the beginning and the end This task is part of the Full-Stack JavaScript Course...
Implement the function capitalizeFirstWord(s).
It should accept a string, turn the first letter of its first word to uppercase and return the result.
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