Javascript qstn

[2:54 pm, 03/08/2021] 🍫🍫: 1. Given values on the next page, write a function that returns an array of strings in the
following format
["Norah | AAA-6818 | 564.67","Norah | AAA-4671 | 138971.19"]
2. Execute your function and output the results as an array in console log for the following
scenarios:
A) filtered by Norah with all account types (ROT, IRA, AAA)
B) filtered by account type sorted by balance ascending
C) filtered by Alyx with IRA account type; sorted by balance descending
D) filtered by All users; sorted by balance ascending
users = [
{
id: "1",
name: "Norah"
},
{
id: "2",
name: "Alyx"
}
];
accounts = [
{
account: "IRA-4679",
user: "1",
balance: "5175.36"
},
{
account: "AAA-3571",
user: "1",
balance: "3896342.08"
},
{
account: "AAA-4671",
user: "1",
balance: "138971.19"
},
{
account: "ROT-1687",
user: "2",
balance: "2686.00"
},
{
account: "AAA-7894",
user: "2",
balance: "68761.32"
},
{
account: "IRA-6818",
user: "2",
balance: "564.67"
},
{
account: "IRA-6819",
user: "2",
balance: "4564.67"
}
};

No repository file, test, or entry point is mentioned. Start by inspecting the examples repository to identify where this JavaScript exercise belongs; done means producing the requested formatted arrays for scenarios A–D and logging them.

Written by the indexing model from the issue text.