Difference between view and window ?

Hi All,
Can you tell me a basic difference between view and window , maybe you can correlate your answers with concepts of HTML.
Rajeev

Hi Rajeev,
A window is a place for displaying your views. Your view is not available to the outside world. View is available only to your component. However, your window is an interface view, which can be displayed in other components.
A view contains your UI elements. It has a layout (a window does not). A window contains embedded views.
In the window, you can define how navigation between views takes place (by creating navigation links).
Regards,
Neha
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