JavaScript Browser Object Model
The Browser Object Model (BOM) is utilized to interact with the web browser.
The window object is the default object in the browser, so you can call all of
its functions either by specifying window or by calling them directly.
Example
`alert("Hello World!");`
is equivalent to
`window.alert("Hello World!");`
You can access many properties (which are other objects) under the window
object, such as document, history, screen, navigator, location, innerHeight,
and innerWidth.
Note:
The document object represents an HTML document and forms the DOM (Document
Object Model).
Go to the next page to learn more about the window object in detail, along with examples.
