$1.$ Add a element to the body where you'll place JavaScript code for Lab $1.$

$2.$ Create a variable called name using let and assign your full name to it$.$

$3.$ Use document.writeln$()$ to output "Lab $1.$ Completed by $"$ and your name variable using string concatenation.

$4.$ Use console.log$()$ to output "This is Lab $1.$ Completed by $"+$ name. Note: press F$12$ or go to Tools $->$ Developer Tools in you browser to open the Developer Tools. Then in Developer Tools, open "Console" to see the output.

$5.$ Output content to the div with id$=$"output" using the following assignment statement: document.getElementById$(\text{'}$output$\text{'}).$innerHTML $=$ "This is my first JavaScript lab assignment.";

$6.$ Add a for loop that outputs all values from $1-10.$ Use document.getElementById$().$innerHTML to output the value to the div with id$=$"values". You must output all $10$ values using the loop $($not a single output statement$).$ Separate each value with an HTML

element.

$7.$ Add a while loop that adds all values from $1-10$ together as a sum and output the final value. Use document.getElementById$().$innerHTML to output the value to the div with id$=$"sum".

$8.$ Create $3$ numeric variables a$,$ b$,$ and c$.$ Assign values to them. Output their sum using a document.writeln$()$ statement.

$9.$ Use a condition to compare variables a and b$.$ Output $"$a $<$ b$"$ or $"$a $>$ b$"$ using a document.writeln$()$ statement.

$10.$ Use an alert$()$ to output the value of your name variable and the results of typeof name