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constpeople=["John","Paul","George","Ringo"];

1. Loop through the people array and insert an<li> tag for each person inside the<ul> with the id"people".
2. Add the list of people as a string as the next sibling of the heading"Listing Names". The list should be wrapped in a<p> tag and formatted as a comma separated list (e.g., "John, Paul, George, Ringo").
3. Add the conjunction"and" between the final two names (e.g., "John, Paul, George, and Ringo").
4. Add the total number of people as an appended string to the above paragraph (e.g., "John, Paul, George, and Ringo (4)").
5. Change the paragraph to read "John, Paul, George, or Ringo (4)".
6. Show only the first three names (it should read "John, Paul, or George (3)").
7. Show only the last two names (it should read "George or Ringo (2)").

constnumbers=[1,2,3,2,5,4,6,5,3,5];constsmall_amt=1234;constmedium_amt=124.234;constlarge_amt=123_224_223_159;

1. Create a new array calleduniqueNumbers with all unique numbers in thenumbers array.
2. Insert the sum of the newuniqueNumbers array as the next sibling of the heading"Listing Numbers" in a<p> tag.
3. Loop through each number in theuniqueNumbers array and insert an<li> tag for each number inside the<ul> with the id"numbersList".
4. Format each number in theuniqueNumbers array as a currency string with a dollar sign and two decimal places (e.g., $1.00, etc.).
5. Outputsmall_amt in a<p> tag as the next sibling. Format the number as a currency string, assuming 1234 represents pennies (i.e., $12.34).
6. Outputmedium_amt in a<p> tag as the next sibling to your<p> with the id"medium_amt". Format the number as a number with only two decimal places (e.g., 124.23).
7. Outputlarge_amt in a<p> tag as the next sibling to your<p> with the id"large_amt". Format it as a number with a comma separating the thousands (e.g., 123,224,223,159).
8. Format"large_amt" as a compact number with a maximum of one fraction digit (e.g., 123.2B).