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The Window Object
The Window object represents a web browser window. In client-side JavaScript, the Window object is the global object that defines all top-level properties and methods. The properties and methods of the Window object are therefore global properties and global functions and you can refer to them by their property names without any object prefix. One of the properties of the Window object is named window
and refers back to the Window object itself:
window // The global Window object
window.document // The document property of the window
document // Or omit the object prefix
See the Window object in the reference section for a full list of its properties and methods. The following sections summarize the most important of these properties and methods and demonstrate key client-side programming techniques using the Window object. Note that the most important property of the Window object is document, which refers to the Document object that describes the document displayed by the browser window. The Document object is described in a section of its own following these window-related subsections.
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