to create a JavaScript array consisting of four (4) book titles. Then, create three (3) buttons that will print the elements in their: Original order Alphabetical order Reverse order

Part 5: JavaScript - Displaying the Input The next step is to display the user input on the HTML page. The input data is stored in the array, so each element in the array will become a separate line of output on the web page. Eventually, we will ensure the output is all upper case, and that each line of text is a different, random color. Below is an example of the final output, assuming the user input a, b, c, and then finally nothing.   To display the output, you will need to use another loop structure: for, while, or do...while. You choose. Before outputting to the browser, first, output to the console to ensure your looping works. >> Use an appropriate loop structure to loop through the input data array, and output each array item to the console. Now that you're working with the data, you might as well make adjustments to ensure each item is now displayed as upper case. >> Make coding changes to display the input data output to the console as all upper case content. Now…

Use the arrays below, X and w Calculate the dot product of X and w. Put the outcome inside the variable dotted_array.   X = np.ones((5, 5)) w = np.arange(5).reshape(1, -1) print(f"X shape: {X.shape}") print(f"w shape: {w.shape}")   # TODO 1 dotted_array = print(f"dotted_array output: \n {dotted_array}") print(f"dotted_array shape: {dotted_array.shape}") todo_check([ (dotted_array.shape == (5,1),'dotted_array does not have the correct shape of (5,1)'), (np.all(dotted_array == np.array([10,10,10,10,10])),'dotted_array does not have the correct values') ])

Assume that you have declared a two-dimensional array to store the number of website visitors. If Sunday is the first value and Monday is the second one, choose the Java code that evaluates to the number of visitors on Monday for the last hour of the day: visitors[0] visitors[0][24] visitors[1] visitors[1], visitors[24] visitors[1][-1] visitors[1][23]