Correct Answer: (i) window.print();

Explanation:

• In client-side JavaScript, the window.print() method opens the browser's native Print dialog box, allowing the user to print the current webpage or save it as a PDF.
• The window object represents the global browser window containing the DOM document.

Example:

<button onclick="window.print()">Print This Page</button>

Note on other objects:

• browser is not a standard global DOM API.
• navigator provides browser metadata (user-agent, geolocation, platform).
• document represents the HTML document tree, but the print() method resides on the top-level window object.