I have an error inside my simple javascript code, I want you to fix it. The code is simple. The code is supposed to print an array with 10 elements, but when it comes to one element inside the array, it is supposed to concatenate a string value The problem with my code is it is printing all elements of the array, but it is not concatenating a string to one element. The problem is inside my print_array_changed function Generally, the code is required to print all elements with one element having a concatenated string. Look inside the print_array_changed function and fix it to attain the desired goal Code  // create an array and assign values inside it               const Employees = [                 "JACK",                 "JILL",                 "Homer",                 "Lisa",                 "Bart",                 "Marge",                 "Burns",                 "Maggie" ,                 "Amy",                 "Bill",             ]   // This function prints all elements inside the employee array but  // concatenates a string to one element    function print_employees_changed (Employees, best_employee) {                 for (let index = 0; index < Employees.length; ++index) {                     if (Employees[index]== best_employee) {                         let the_best_employee = "Employees of the month is" + Employees[index];                         console.log (the_best_employee);                        }                    else {                        console.log (Employees[index]);                     }                   }                 }     // Make a function call to print_employees_changed and   // print elements inside the employee array with a string   // added to one element                               console.log ("Calling print_employees_changed function")             print_employees_changed(Employees, "Jack");

I want this work be done in C# Visual studio. Given the following: private void btnRun_Click(object sender, EventArgs e){//Your code goes here } Code the statement(s) that will create a integer array of 5 elements and initialize the array with the following values in one line of code 10, 15, 20, 25, and 30. Then using a for loop alter the values in each element of the array by adding 5 to it. So after the for loop runs the values of the array should be 15, 20, 25, 30, and 35.

Rewrite your most recent high scores program so that each name/score pair is stored in a struct named Highscore. Except as noted below, this new program will continue to meet all of the requirements of your most recent high scores program. Your new program should meet the following additional requirements: The Highscore struct should have two fields: an int named score and a char array named name. The char array should have 24 elements, making the maximum length of the name 23. The data should be stored in a single array, a dynamically allocated array of Highscore structs. Your program should use three functions that accept the array of Highscore structs:void readData(Highscore scores[], int size) void sortData(Highscore scores[], int size) void displayData(const Highscore scores[], int size) You may use any sort algorithm, but I would recommend using the selection sort from lesson 9.6. Don't use C++'s sort() function, but you can use the swap() function. Note that when you swap…

Write a function named swapFrontback that takes as input an array ofintegers and an integer that specifies how many entries are in the array. Thefunction should swap the first element in the array with the last elements inthe array. The function should check if the array is empty to prevent errors.The header file for the swapFrontback() is:swapFrontback.h:double swapFrontback (int [] arr,int size);Write a driver (main.c) to test your function with arrays of different lengthand with varrying front and back numbers. Print the array elements beforeand after the swap in the main.c.Sample Run: Original Array: 1 2 3 4 5 6 FrontBack Array: 6 2 3 4 5 1