For this Question: Complete the function <code>repeatWithDelay</code>. You will be given a single argument, <code>count</code>, a number. 

This <code>count</code> argument should control the number of times the function should be executed with a 1-second delay. <strong>Use the JS inbuilt function, which repeatedly calls a function after a specific interval of time, to call the function after a 1-second delay </strong>. The function within the inbuilt function (i.e passed as callback) should print <code>"Interval has been executed " + executionCount + " time(s)"</code> to the console. The <code>executionCount</code> should increment as the function is called after every second. When the executionCount is equal to the count argument, clear the interval.

After executing the above function, use another <strong> JS inbuilt function that calls a function after a specific time</strong>. This callback function, within the inbuilt function, should print <code>"Interval execution stopped"</code> to the console. Use the built-in method, to clear the interval after the count+1 delay.

<strong>Note: </strong>You may see <code>"setTimeout was not called"</code> printed on the console. This is because you may have solved the question using loops.The function takes in a number.The function prints a string on the console.let count = 3;

repeatWithDelay(count);

// prints
Interval has been executed 1 time(s)
Interval has been executed 2 time(s)
Interval has been executed 3 time(s)
Interval execution stopped, I have written this Solution Code: function repeatWithDelay(count) {
  let executionCount = 0;

  let intervalId = setInterval(function() {
    executionCount++;
    console.log("Interval has been executed " + executionCount + " time(s)");
    if (executionCount === count) {
      clearInterval(intervalId);
    }
  }, 1000);

  setTimeout(function() {
    console.log("Interval execution stopped");
    clearInterval(intervalId);
  }, (count + 1) * 1000);
}, In this Programming Language: JavaScript, Now tell me if this Code is compilable or not?