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A: The URL of the current page is represented by the Javascript window.location object. There are several components to the location object that represent parts of the URL. The relative URL of the page is given by the location.pathname property, plus any query or "search" part and fragment identifier or "hash". Not all URLs include a query and fragment identifier, so these properties may be null and need to be checked, as below.
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