JavaScript Screen Object
The JavaScript `screen` object provides information about the browser's
screen, such as its width, height, color depth, and pixel depth, which can
be useful for display purposes.
The `Screen` object is a property of the `window`, meaning it can be
accessed using:
`window.Screen`
Or
`Screen`
Property Of JavaScript Screen Object
The `screen` object has several properties that provide information about
the browser's display.
Example Of JavaScript Screen Object
Here are various ways the screen object can be used.
<Script>
console.log("Screen Information:");
console.log("Width:", screen.width);
console.log("Height:",
screen.height);
console.log("Avail Width:",
screen.availWidth);
console.log("Avail Height:",
screen.availHeight);
console.log("Color Depth:",
screen.colorDepth);
console.log("Pixel Depth:",
screen.pixelDepth);
console.log("Device DPI:",
screen.deviceXDPI, "x", screen.deviceYDPI);
</Script>
Output:
Screen Information:
Width: 1920
Height: 1080
Avail Width: 1920
Avail Height: 1040
Color Depth: 24
Pixel Depth: 24
Device DPI: 96 x 96
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