How to delete a WhatsApp group


I have struggled to find out on how to delete a WhatsApp group that I created mistakenly. Since there are no options available directly in the screen and it showed like below.
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So I did the below steps to delete it.

1. Remove all the participants from the Group.
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2. After you remove all the participants, you have to exit yourself from the group, by clicking the button "Exit Group".
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3. Now you will see the "Delete Group" button appear on the screen.
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4. Delete the group happily and start talking to the next person. Save humanity.
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