Navigating the Cosmos: Conditional Statements and Loops in TypeScript

// List of rockets (true means the booster is efficient, false means not)
let rocketsBoosterStatus: boolean[] = [true, true, false, true, false];

// A 'for' loop to check each rocket's booster status
for (let i = 0; i < rocketsBoosterStatus.length; i++) {
    // An 'if-else' statement to validate the rocket's booster status
    if (rocketsBoosterStatus[i]) {
        console.log('Rocket', i + 1, ': Booster is efficient.');
    } else {
        console.log('Rocket', i + 1, ': Booster is not efficient.');
    }
}
/*
Prints:
Rocket 1 : Booster is efficient.
Rocket 2 : Booster is efficient.
Rocket 3 : Booster is not efficient.
Rocket 4 : Booster is efficient.
Rocket 5 : Booster is not efficient.
*/

// List of rockets (true means ready for launch, false means not ready)
let rocketsLaunchStatus: boolean[] = [true, true, false, true, false]; 

// Here, 'i' signifies the number of rockets inspected
let i = 0;

// A 'while' loop to check each rocket's launch status
while (i < rocketsLaunchStatus.length) {
    // An 'if-else' condition within our loop
    if (rocketsLaunchStatus[i]) {
        console.log('Rocket', i + 1, ': Ready for launch.');
    } else {
        console.log('Rocket', i + 1, ': Not ready for launch.');
    }
    i++; // 'i' is incremented by 1 for each rocket checked
}
/*
Prints:
Rocket 1 : Ready for launch.
Rocket 2 : Ready for launch.
Rocket 3 : Not ready for launch.
Rocket 4 : Ready for launch.
Rocket 5 : Not ready for launch.
*/