Function _three(string) Create a JavaScript function that meets the following requirements:
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Please give your function a descriptive name
o ( _three is not acceptable, and is only displayed here for illustration purposes)
Receives a string as a parameter.
The function returns a Boolean indicating if the parameter string passed, is a valid date
o True indicates a valid date was provided
o False indicates that a valid date was not provided.
A valid date string, will have only the full month name (ex “January” not “Jan”) and a day number
o A year will not be provided and thus your logic need not be concerned in that regard.
The string parameter can contain any number of spaces, but the month name must always start at the
first non-space character from the beginning of the string.
The day number part of the date string to be tested could contain alphabetic characters and thus making
it invalid.
You may assume February only has 28 days in it.
Examples:
_three("January
21"))
_three("Auust 3"))
_three(" June
15B "))
_three("February 0"))
_three(" December 3K1"))
_three("February 29"))
_three("
February
28 "))
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