How Can You Use the Window Location Object in JavaScript?

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The JavaScript
window.location object provides developers access to the current URL and enables them to control web navigation by loading new URLs and extracting URL information. Web applications use this tool to control how users navigate between websites while also updating URLs automatically.
Window.location is best known for its basic use of obtaining the present URL at window.location.href property. The function returns the complete page URL that developers can use for logging or displaying the link to users.
The window.location.assign() method directs users to new pages through URL modifications. For example:
window.location.assign("https://www.example.com");
This action will lead users to "https://www.example.com". When used with 
window.location.replace(), the history of all previous pages will be removed to make login redirects effective.
The command window.location.reload() reloads the current webpage it's running on. Page loading becomes smoother with this method.
Developers can easily get parts of the URL structure through window.location such as retrieving domain names from
window.location.hostname and extracting page paths using window.location.pathname.
Through window.location the browser's navigation and URL manipulation become extremely practical to use.
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