Write Your First Client Application
To create a small but functional basic client application using the Search Ads 360 API,
follow the guidelines in this section.
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Prerequisites
- Create a project in the Google API Console, install a utility script, and learn
about REST and JSON.
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Install a client library
- Download a client library for your programming language.
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Set up authorization
- Get the credentials you'll need for all requests to the Search Ads 360 API.
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Set up your application
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Write a class that initializes a
Doubleclicksearch object.
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Send a sample request
- Send a sample request to the API.
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Last updated 2024-10-09 UTC.
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