What are potential pitfalls to avoid when using onclick events in HTML options for audio playback?

When using onclick events in HTML options for audio playback, a potential pitfall to avoid is triggering multiple audio files to play simultaneously if the user clicks on multiple options quickly. To solve this issue, you can stop the currently playing audio before starting a new one by checking if an audio element is already playing and pausing it before playing the new audio. ```html <audio id="audioPlayer" controls> <source src="audio1.mp3" type="audio/mpeg"> Your browser does not support the audio element. </audio> <select onchange="playAudio(this)"> <option value="audio1.mp3">Audio 1</option> <option value="audio2.mp3">Audio 2</option> </select> <script> let audio = document.getElementById("audioPlayer"); let currentAudio = null; function playAudio(select) { if (currentAudio) { currentAudio.pause(); } audio.src = select.value; audio.play(); currentAudio = audio; } </script> ```