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What is the use of history object?



What is the use of history object?..

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From the current page or another page, you can navigate back and forward to previous pages using a browser's history object. History objects can be used in three different ways.

The previous page is loaded using history.back().
The next page is loaded using history.forward().

heritage.go(number) - For forward motion, the number might be positive; for backward motion, it can be negative. The specified page number loads.

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