Instruct ur Notes Help O IDE Settings Challenge: Should we order this candy? We want to know whether to order a particular candy. We should make an order if the total number in stock ( instock ) is less than the weekly average sold ( weeklyAverage ). Create a function called shouldweOrderThisCandy that takes in: • the inventory array • aspecific type of candy (string) The function should find the candy in the array that matches the name passed in. When that candy is found, return true if the number inStock is less than the weeklyAverage. Otherwise, return false. If the array doesn't have any candy with that name, return false Example input and output shouldweOrderThisCandy(inventory, "Twizzlers"); //-> true shouldweOrder ThisCandy (inventory, "Sour Patch Kids"); //-> true shouldweOrderThisCandy(inventory, "Milk Duds"); //-> false shouldweOrderThisCandy(inventory, "Now and Laters"); //-> false shouldweOrderThisCandy(inventory, "Broccoli Bits"); //-> false Sample inventory array This is a sample of the data that will be used in all of the challenges. let inventory = [ { candy: "Twizzlers", inStock: 180, weeklyAverage: 200 }, ( candy: "Sour Patch Kids", instock: 90, weeklyAverage: 100 }, { candy: "Milk Duds", instock: 300, weeklyAverage: 170 }. ( candy: "Now and Laters", instock: 15e, weeklyAverage: 40 ) Time: 769ms Passed: 0 Failed: 7 Exit Code: 7 Test Results:

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this is JavaScript programming. please provide step by step code.

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Challenge: Should we order this candy?
We want to know whether to order a particular candy. We should make an order if the total number
in stock ( instock ) is less than the weekly average sold ( weeklyAverage ).
Create a function called shouldWeOrderThisCandy that takes in:
• the inventory array
• a specific type of candy (string)
The function should find the candy in the array that matches the name passed in.
When that candy is found, return true if the number inStock is less than the weeklyAverage.
Otherwise, return false.
If the array doesn't have any candy with that name, return false.
Example input and output
shouldweorderThisCandy (inventory, "Twizzlers"); //-> true
shouldweOrderThisCandy (inventory, "Sour Patch Kids"); //-> true
shouldweOrderThisCandy (inventory, "Milk Duds"); //-> false
shouldWeOrderThisCandy (inventory, "Now and Laters"); //-> false
shouldweOrderThisCandy (inventory, "Broccoli Bits"); //-> false
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Sample inventory array
This is a sample of the data that will be used in all of the challenges.
let inventory = [
{ candy: "Twizzlers", inStock: 180, weeklyAverage: 200 },
{ candy: "Sour Patch Kids", instock: 90, weeklyAverage: 100 },
{ candy: "Milk Duds", instock: 300, weeklyAverage: 170 ),
( candy: "Now and Laters", instock: 150, weeklyAverage: 40 }
Time: 769ms Passed: 0 Failed: 7 Exit Code: 7
I Test Results:
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Step 1

We need to to provide Javascript code for given scenario

Algorithm:

1. Defined function shouldWeOrderThisCandy(..) with pass inventory and candy type as argument
2. find if the input candy is in the inventory array loop though inventory
3. return true if inStock is less than the weekly average sold (weeklyAverage)
4. if not return false.
5. return false indicate that candy type is not in the inventory array.