This is for practice from an old project I couldnt figure out, please give me the code to do this so I can see where I went wrong! Thank you!Working with your partner, experiment with loops. Task $2$: Create a JavaScript file

Create a new javascript file in your code editor in your lab's js folder

Put a comment block $$ at the top of your program

Create a "FizzBuzz" function similar to how we did in class.

Loop through numbers $1$ to $200,$ listing them as you go

If the number is a multiple of $3,$ if should print "Fizz!"

If the number is a multiple of $5,$ it should print "Buzz!"

If the number is a multiple of $7,$ it should print "Boom!"

If the number is a multiple of more than one $3,5$ or $7,$ it should combine Fizz, Buzz, and Boom. For example, if the number is a multiple of $3$ AND $5,$

it should print "FizzBuzz!" and so on$.$

Make it so the output of your program appears in your output div.

One way to do this is to compile one long string as you output numbers. Something like:

oneLongString $+=$ num $+"$ Fizz!";

Then after you've run through all the numbers, output the str at the end to your output div using:

$$("$#output"$).$html$($oneLongString$)$;

Another way: For each number, create a new DOM element and append to your output div:

str $+=$ "Fizz";

$$("$#output"$).$append$(""+$ str $+"")$;

Don't forget to call your function.

Remember:

Use the JavaScript console to see if anything went wrong

Experiment with new commands in the JavaScript console to see how they work

Add comments to your function to say what it does

Make it neat using lots of whitespace.

Style in programming matters, so use indentations and spaces where necessary. Use the JavaScript console to see if anything went wrong

Experiment with new commands in the JavaScript console to see how they work

Add comments to your function to say what it does

Make it neat using lots of whitespace.

Style in programming matters, so use indentations and spaces where necessary.

Remember to put a semicolon at the end of every line.

Take a screenshot of your JavaScript file in your code editor.

Task $1$: Create an index.html for your lab

As always, create the proper folders and an index, css$,$ and JavaScript files for this lab. And make sure you also put a link from your art$101$ homepage to

this lab

Create an index.html with three organized sections: Challenge, Problems, and Results

Use heading, div, and paragraph tags to organize your page

As usual, link jQuery and a JavaScript file from the section of your HTML like this:

Add a CSS stylesheet in your css folder and link from index.html

Create an output div