JavaScript variables, funtions, and calculations

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Compute the conversion of the American dollar to the British Pound, Estonian Kroon, Canadian Dollar, and Chinese Yuan.

When finished, commit and push to GitHub.

Have fun, and good luck!

Create an array named I and initialize the elements to the following string values

• index position 0: 'http://munsellb.people.cofc.edu/img/pound.jpeg'
• index position 1: 'http://munsellb.people.cofc.edu/img/euro.jpeg'
• index position 2: 'http://munsellb.people.cofc.edu/img/kroon.jpeg'
• index position 3: 'http://munsellb.people.cofc.edu/img/canadian.jpeg'
• index position 4: 'http://munsellb.people.cofc.edu/img/yuan.jpeg'

Create a function named convert that has no parameters. Inside the convert function create the local variables listed below.

• Variable named dollar that is initialized to document.getElementsByName("dollars")[0].value
• Variable named selectElement that is initialized to document.getElementById('currency')
• Variable named exchangeRate that is initialzed to selectElement.value
• Variable named index that is initialized to selectElement.selectedIndex
• Variable named currency that is initialized to selectElement.options[index].text

After the above variables have been created, call a function named updateExchange and pass (in order) these four arguments: dollar, exchangeRate, currency, and index (i.e. the variables created above).

Create a function named calculate that has two parameters: the variable name of the first parameter is dollar, and variable of the second parameter is exchangeRate.

Inside this function multiply dollar times the exchangeRate and then return the calculated value.