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hey guys hey going in this video Im gonna be showing you how to use the URL object in JavaScript so essentially you can think of a URL object as being a wrapper around a URL string and it allows you to read and also modify the different components or parts of a URL so its super useful and definitely good to know about especially if your web page or web application is mostly a synchronous with many fetch or Ajax requests so it also ties in nicely with not only URL search params but also the fetch API and all of the content covered in this video tutorial is going to be supported by most if not all of the modern web browsers unfortunately not including Internet Explorer so lets go inside the text editor for this page and Ill show you how to actually use this URL object so inside here lets go down to the JavaScript of this page and firstly just create a new instance of URL so lets go down here and make a new constant call this constant my year-around equal to a new URL just like this
