Working of and logic behind Accordian?A scenario where only one accordian should be opened and others closed

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An accordion is a UI component that allows users to expand and collapse sections of content.

An accordion typically consists of multiple sections or panels, with only one panel open at a time.
When a panel is clicked, it expands to show its content, while the other panels collapse.
This behavior can be achieved using JavaScript or CSS transitions.
The logic behind an accordion involves tracking the state of each panel and toggling their visibility.
Here's an example of how the logic can be implemented in JavaScript: - Attach click event listeners to each panel. - When a panel is clicked, check if it is already open. - If it is open, collapse it and update its state. - If it is closed, collapse any open panels, expand the clicked panel, and update their states.

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