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Purpose

The PHP code you provided generates a HTML table that displays a list of 114 sura numbers. Each sura number is a clickable element that triggers a JavaScript function called click_sura_number() when clicked.

Functionality

• The code iterates through a loop from 1 to 114, generating a table cell for each sura number.
• The rowCount variable keeps track of the number of cells in each row.
• When rowCount reaches 23, a new row is started.
• Each cell contains a <span> element with the sura number, which is displayed as the sura picker number.
• The onClick attribute of each cell calls the click_sura_number() function with the sura number and the number of verses in the sura.

JavaScript Function click_sura_number()

The click_sura_number() function is not included in the code snippet. It is assumed to be defined elsewhere and is responsible for handling the user click on a sura number.

HTML Structure

The code generates two HTML containers:

• sura-picker-container: Contains the table with sura numbers.
• aya-picker-container: This container is empty and may be used for displaying additional content related to the selected sura.

Purpose

The code is likely part of a web application or script that allows users to select sura numbers and potentially view the corresponding verses.

Additional Notes

• The verses_in_sura() function is assumed to be defined elsewhere and returns the number of verses in a given sura.
• The CSS styles for the table and other elements are not included in the code snippet.
• The specific functionality of the click_sura_number() function and the use of the aya-picker-container are not known from the provided code.