Implemented sorting feature

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I've implemented a simple but effective sorting feature that allows users to:

Sort products by price (low to high)
Sort products by price (high to low)
Sort products alphabetically by name
Return to default order

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⚡ Recommended focus areas for review Unstable Keys Using the array index as the React key for list items can lead to rendering issues when sorting. Consider using a stable identifier like product._id instead of the index. {displayProducts.map((product, i) => ( <GridListTile key={i} className={classes.tile}> Performance Concern The sortProducts function creates a new array and sorts it on every render. For better performance with large lists, consider memoizing the sorted result using useMemo based on products and sortOrder. const sortProducts = (products, sortBy) => { const sortedProducts = [...products] switch(sortBy) { case 'price-asc': return sortedProducts.sort((a, b) => a.price - b.price) case 'price-desc': return sortedProducts.sort((a, b) => b.price - a.price) case 'name': return sortedProducts.sort((a, b) => a.name.localeCompare(b.name)) default: return sortedProducts } } const displayProducts = sortProducts(props.products, sortOrder) Accessibility The Select component has a labelId but no corresponding id prop. Adding an id on the Select will properly associate it with the InputLabel. <Select labelId="sort-select-label" value={sortOrder} onChange={(e) => setSortOrder(e.target.value)}