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Alex's and Bob's friends are listed in two arrays.

let alexFriends = ['Samantha','Tom','John','Peter','Stacey'];
let bobFriends = ['Albert', 'Tom','Denver','Arnold','Stacey'];

Write a function named mutualFriends to print the names of the friends common to both Alex and Bob. If they dont have any common friends print "No Mutual Friends" You can assume that the names in each array will be unique.

For eg. for the given arrays the output should be

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let alexFriends = ['Samantha','Tom','John','Peter','Stacey'];
let bobFriends = ['Albert', 'Tom','Denver','Arnold','Stacey'];
mutualFriends(alexFriends,bobFriends);// "Tom" "Stacey"
alexFriends = ['Samantha','Tim','John','Peter'];
bobFriends = ['Albert', 'Tom','Denver','Arnold','Stacey'];
mutualFriends(alexFriends,bobFriends);// "No Mutual Friends"
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