BSc IT - Web Designing

JavaScript Window Events  are actions or occurrences that happen in the browser, which you can detect and respond to using JavaScript.

The window  object represents the browser window or tab, and it can trigger various events based on user interaction or browser behavior. For example, when a user resizes the browser window, scrolls the page, or closes the tab, these actions generate window events .

Developers use these events to run specific code when something happens at the window level. Common window events include resize, scroll, load, and unload. By attaching event listeners to the window object, you can control how your web page behaves in response to these changes.