7. Ensuring Type Safety: Creating Empty Typed Arrays in TypeScript
   In JavaScript, arrays are a fundamental data structure used to store collections of items.You can create an array using square brackets ([]) and optionally include comma-separated values inside:let fruits = ["apple", "banana", "orange"];
8. Unlocking Dictionary Power in TypeScript: Object Literals vs. Record<K, V>
   Arrays: Ordered collections of elements of the same type. You access elements by their index (position) in the sequence
9. JavaScript: Array.forEach - Synchronous Iteration or Asynchronous Nightmare?
   Purpose: It's a built-in method in JavaScript that iterates over each element of an array and executes a provided function once for each element
10. Going Against the Grain: How to Iterate Through Elements in Reverse with jQuery
    In jQuery, the . each() method is a convenient way to loop through a collection of DOM elements (like <li>, <div>, etc. ) selected using a jQuery selector
11. JavaScript Array.sort(): Unleashing the Power of Customized Ordering
    Purpose: Sorts the elements of an array in place, modifying the original array.Return Value: The same sorted array.Default Sorting: Ascending order based on string comparison of Unicode code units
12. Spread Operator vs. Loops vs. Array.from(): Converting HTMLCollections Explained
    This method is concise and preferred in modern JavaScript due to its readability. It expands the elements of the HTMLCollection into individual elements within an array:
13. Efficiently Sorting HTML Select Options with jQuery (Preserving Selection)
    Explanation:Event Handler: We attach a change event handler to the select element with the ID mySelect. This ensures the sorting happens whenever the selected item changes