Function 2: Calculate Remainder function _two (dividend, divisor) Create a JavaScript function that meets the following requirements: • Is passed two integer parameters, one representing a dividend, and the other a divisor. • The function is NOT permitted to use the % (mod) operator The function can use any combination of +, -, * or / to solve the problem The function displays the calculated remainder (console log) as illustrated below: • The function returns the result of the calculation back to the caller. Calling _two(9, 3) The calculated modulus value is: 0 Calling _two(9, 0) undefined Calling _two(-9, 3) unsigned numbers supported only

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Please write these problems in javascript.

1. You are to have two javascript files: 

a. your problem javascript and

b. your test javascript file that verifies the function that was written in your problem javascript

2. The implementation for your 5 JavaScript functions must be completed within your - problems.js file.

3. Your Problem JavaScript functions file must be configured for strict mode (“use strict”)

The pages that follow provide the description of the 5 JavaScript functions that you must implement

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1. Description

a). You are to develop a JavaScript file (problems.js) that contains the implementation of 5
functions. Each function is represented as one step,


b). Each function is independent and solves a unique problem, as such, treat and implement each function in isolation of the others, that is, you should only focus on one problem at a time.

2). Objective

• Write decision-making statements and control structures to solve problems
• Apply programming logic to solve basic to intermediate problems
• Testing and debugging

3. Variables/function name can be short, yet descriptive/meaningful, camel casing applied

• Use let/const over keyword var when possible

• Avoid globals

• Stick to a strict coding style

• Comment as much as needed but not more

• Clean and easy to read code (indentation, space before and after any operator)

Please ensure to remove all instances of the following from your final submission solution:

• document.write()

• innerHTML()

• alert()

• any commented code

• Do not overuse the console log, spamming the console log unnecessarily

Function 2: Calculate Remainder
function _two (dividend, divisor)
Create a JavaScript function that meets the following requirements:
• Is passed two integer parameters, one representing a dividend, and the other a divisor.
• The function is NOT permitted to use the % (mod) operator
• The function can use any combination of +, -, * or / to solve the problem
• The function displays the calculated remainder (console log) as illustrated below:
• The function returns the result of the calculation back to the caller.
Calling _two(9, 3)
The calculated modulus value is: 0
Calling _two(9, ®)
undefined
Calling _two(-9, 3)
unsigned numbers supported only
Transcribed Image Text:Function 2: Calculate Remainder function _two (dividend, divisor) Create a JavaScript function that meets the following requirements: • Is passed two integer parameters, one representing a dividend, and the other a divisor. • The function is NOT permitted to use the % (mod) operator • The function can use any combination of +, -, * or / to solve the problem • The function displays the calculated remainder (console log) as illustrated below: • The function returns the result of the calculation back to the caller. Calling _two(9, 3) The calculated modulus value is: 0 Calling _two(9, ®) undefined Calling _two(-9, 3) unsigned numbers supported only
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