Why do pianos have pedals?

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Yes piano have three pedals.. but commonly used in 1 is Sustain pedal (press the sustain and play any song ya chords.. you feels sound is Sustain (continue).
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The piano pedals function allows pianists to manipulate the duration, sustain, and tonal quality of the notes they play. Each pedal serves a distinct purpose, providing a range of expressive possibilities.
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Pedal controls the dampers inside the piano.
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