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L'API AdSense Management si basa su HTTP e JSON, pertanto qualsiasi client HTTP standard può inviare richieste all'API e analizzare le risposte.
Tuttavia, le librerie client delle API di Google offrono una migliore integrazione del linguaggio, una maggiore sicurezza e supporto per effettuare chiamate che richiedono l'autorizzazione dell'utente. Le librerie client sono disponibili in più linguaggi di programmazione; utilizzandole puoi evitare di dover impostare le richieste HTTP e analizzare le risposte manualmente.
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Ultimo aggiornamento 2025-07-26 UTC.
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