You are writing a program to calculate the average overall scores for two divers in a diving competition. The competition has 5 judges, each from a different country. Each judge will award each diver a score between 0 and 10. Your program will include the following functions • getScore: One double reference parameter. In this function, ask for the name of the country giving the score and the score amount. If the score amount is invalid (i.e. not between 0 and 10), ask again. Return the country name and "return" the score (i.e. use a reference parameter). • findSmallest: Five double parameters. The smallest amount is returned. • findLargest: Five double parameters. The largest amount is returned. • getAverage: Five double parameters. The lowest and highest scores should be dropped, and the remaining three should be averaged. You can determine which three should be averaged by adding all five numbers together, then calling findSmallest and findLargest and subtracting both return results from the total. Then, average the remaining score. Return the result. • scoreDive: This function will return the average overall score for a single diver. It should call getScore five times. Afterwards, print out each country's name and corresponding score. Finally, call getAverage (passing the five scores) and return the result. In main, call the scoreDive function twice, once for diver 1 and once for diver 2. Then, print the final score earned by each.

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…

Please written by computer source In this lab you will create and fill a two-dimensional array of 25 Rectangle objects, arranged in a 5x5 grid. Each Rectangle should have dimensions 100x100, and be arranged on your window so that there is no space between Rectangles. Each Rectangle object should start with one fill color (e.g. white) and when pressed with the mouse it should toggle to a second color (e.g. gray). Pressing a second time on the Rectangle should toggle it’s fill color back to the first color. 3. Use the following template for your main() method. Add missing statements necessary to create your two- dimensional 5x5 Rectangle array and nested for-loops to fill the array with 25 new Rectangle objects, located on your window in a regular 5x5 grid. Make sure to set the mouse-pressed event handler for each new Rectangle. 2. Declare at least two public static variables: a 2D array of Rectangle objects, and a Pad variable: public static Pad pad; public static void main(String[]…