Description: A typed array is a data structure that allows storing a collection of elements of the same type, providing a view similar to an array of an underlying binary data buffer. In languages like JavaScript and other programming languages, typed arrays offer significant advantages in terms of performance and type safety. In JavaScript, while the language is dynamic and does not have typed arrays natively, they are provided through Typed Arrays, which allow for more efficient handling of binary data. On the other hand, other statically typed languages allow for the creation of typed arrays in a more direct and natural way, facilitating the manipulation of homogeneous data collections. The main feature of typed arrays is that they ensure all elements are of the same type, reducing the likelihood of runtime errors and improving code readability. Additionally, being optimized for the specific data type, they can offer better performance in data access and manipulation operations.
