Given the following array , use .map or .forEach functions to do the following - [{id:1,name:"john",age:"18",profession:"developer"},{id:2, name:"jack",age:"20", profession:"developer"},{id:3, name:"karen", age:"19",profession:"admin"}] You have been given a github repo already, simply clone it and edit the script.js only. You need to edit the functions given in script.js.

Tasks You have been given an array and 4 functions inside the script.js - just write the correct code inside these functions. PrintDeveloperbyMap() - console.log all the employees which have the profession of developer using the map function. PrintDeveloperbyForEach() - console.log all the employees which have the profession of developer using the for each function. addData() - In this function make another such employee object and append that in this array. Example - push this in the array - {id:4,name:"susan",age:"20",profession:"intern"} and then console.log it. removeAdmin() - In this function remove the object where the profession is admin. console.log the changed array. ConcatinateArray() - Make another array with 3 objects just like the one in the above given array. The objects should be different, with different ids and all other paramters should be different too. Then concatinate these 2 arrays, and console.log Relevants Link: GitHub Repo (Starter Template)- https://github.com/saksham-accio/f2_contest_template

Marking Scheme (100 Marks) PrintDeveloperbyMap() - 25 marks Correct use of .map() function Correct filtering of developer objects Correct use of console.log() PrintDeveloperbyForEach() - 25 marks Correct use of .forEach() function Correct filtering of developer objects Correct use of console.log() addData() - 20 marks Correct addition of employee object to the array Correct use of console.log() Proper formatting of the added employee object removeAdmin() - 15 marks Correct use of .filter() function Correct filtering of admin objects ConcatinateArray() - 15 marks Correct creation of new array with 3 objects Correct use of .concat() function Correct use of console.log()