1. Fork this branch
2. Complete the Test 1 in folder test1
3. Complete the Test 2 in folder test2
4. Submit a pull request upon the completion

Write a function as follows:

• The function takes 2 arguments, a string and an integer
• Assume that the integer correctly indicates the index position of an open parenthesis "(" inside the given string
• The function should return an integer, that indicates the index position of the correct corresponding close paren ")" inside the string taking into account nested parenthesized values

You can write the function in Javascript.

If the function receives "a (b c (d e (f) g) h) i (j k)" and 2 as arguments.

nameYourFunction("a (b c (d e (f) g) h) i (j k)", 2); // 2 here indicates the "(" right before "b"

The function should return the index position of the ")" right after "h", in this case, the return value is 20.

Write a library to validate excel file format and its data. For this test, you will have to validate two type of excel file Type_A and Type_B.

1. Column name that starts with # should not contain any space
2. Column name that ends with * is a required column, means it must have a value
3. For each file type, it should validate the header columns name and the amount of columns it has
   • For example, Type_A file should only contains 5 columns and the header column name should be and follows the following order;
     1. Field_A*
     2. #Field_B
     3. Field_C
     4. Field_D*
     5. Field_E*
4. The package should be able to validate both .xls and .xlsx file
5. You may use third party library to parse the excel file

Two sample file is provided namely Type_A.xlsx and Type_B.xlsx

Sample Output when validating Type_A.xlsx

Sample Output when validating Type_B.xlsx

It will be nice if new file type(Type_C) can be integrated by just adding Type_C.js

1. Follow DRY principle
2. Write simple but meaningful code
3. Incorporate design patterns in your code