convert python function to javascript onlie 1

convert python function to javascript onlie

ByAnurag batra 
for i in range(len(Times)):
    mini=i  #To store minimum time index
    for j in range(i,len(Times)):
        #updating the minimum index
        if(Times[mini]>Times[j]): 
            mini=j
    #swapping the ith element with minimum element
    Times[mini],Times[i]=Times[i],Times[mini]

print("Fastest to slowest order: ",Times)

Here is what the above code is Doing:
1. It is taking the first element of the list and comparing it with all the other elements.
2. If it finds any element smaller than the first element, it stores the index of that element.
3. After comparing all the elements, it swaps the first element with the element at the index stored in step 2.
4. It repeats the same process for the next element.

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