Question

what is coding in google map​

Answer 1

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According to Google Maps, plus codes work just like street addresses. You can use a plus code to find or share a place on Google Maps. A plus code is a combination of two elements. First is a Shortcode (of 6 or 7 letters and numbers) and second is Locality (A town or city).

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Answer 2

Answer:

The Maps library requires an API key so it knows who is making the request. So before we can start writing code, we need to obtain one.

Follow these steps to get an API key. It will look like a long string of random characters.

Note: In a production environment, we’d probably create two API keys: one just for testing that we open up to localhost, and another for our live site that we restrict to only working with our live URL. You’re welcome to explore that if you’re interested in how that works, but for now you can skip the step about restricting your keys.

Explanation:

To create a Google Map, you can call the google.maps.Map() constructor and pass it a parent element and an options argument:

function createMap(){ const map = new google.maps.Map(document.getElementById('map'), { center: {lat: 37.422, lng: -122.084}, zoom: 16 }); }

The parent element is an element that’s in your HTML, and the map will be displayed inside that element. You can use CSS to set the width and height of the map element.

The options argument is a set of properties used to configure the map. You must at least provide a center and a zoom, but there are many other optional properties you can also change. See this page for a full list. Try styling your map or experimenting with different map types.