### Create and Use Java Address Validation Client

Source: https://github.com/experianplc/edq-data-validation-sdks/blob/main/README.md

Provides a Java example for creating an address validation client, searching for an address using a single-line input, and formatting the selected address. Remember to replace placeholders.

```java
// Create a client
final Configuration configuration = AddressConfiguration
    .newBuilder("YOUR AUTHENTICATION TOKEN")
    .setTransactionId("YOUR REFERENCE ID")
    .useDataset(Dataset.AU_ADDRESS)
    .useMaxSuggestions(5)
    .build();
var client = ExperianDataValidation.GetAddressClient(configuration);

// Search for an address
final SearchResult result = client.search(SearchType.SINGLELINE, "56 Queens R");

// Pick the first address in the list of suggestions
final var globalAddressKey = result.getSuggestions().get(0).getGlobalAddressKey();

// Format the selected address with default layout
final var result = client.format(globalAddressKey);

// Do something with the result
```

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### Create and Use .NET Address Validation Client

Source: https://github.com/experianplc/edq-data-validation-sdks/blob/main/README.md

Demonstrates how to create an address validation client in .NET, search for an address, and format the result. Ensure you replace placeholders with your authentication token and reference ID.

```csharp
// Create a client
var configuration = AddressConfiguration
    .NewBuilder("YOUR AUTHENTICATION TOKEN")
    .SetTransactionId("YOUR REFERENCE ID")
    .UseDataset(Dataset.GbAddress)
    .UseMaxSuggestions(10)
    .Build();
var client = ExperianDataValidation.GetAddressClient(configuration);

// Search for an address
var searchResult = client.Search(SearchType.Autocomplete, "160 Blackfriars Rd");

// Pick the first address in the list of suggestions
var globalAddressKey = searchResult.Suggestions.First().GlobalAddressKey;

// Format the selected address with default layout
var result = client.Format(globalAddressKey);

// Do something with the result
```

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### Validate Email with .NET SDK

Source: https://github.com/experianplc/edq-data-validation-sdks/blob/main/README.md

Shows how to create an email validation client in .NET and validate an email address asynchronously. Includes options to include metadata in the response.

```csharp
// Create a client
var configuration = EmailConfiguration
    .NewBuilder("YOUR AUTHENTICATION TOKEN")
    .SetTransactionId("YOUR REFERENCE ID")
    .IncludeMetadata()
    .Build();
var emailClient = ExperianDataValidation.GetEmailClient(configuration);

// Validate an email address
var result = emailClient.ValidateAsync("support@experian.com").GetAwaiter().GetResult();

if (result.Confidence == Confidence.Verified) {
    // Do something with the result
}
```

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### Search and Format Address in TypeScript

Source: https://github.com/experianplc/edq-data-validation-sdks/blob/main/README.md

This TypeScript snippet demonstrates how to search for an address and then format the selected suggestion. It requires specifying datasets and max suggestions.

```typescript
// Create a client
const config = new AddressConfiguration(
    "YOUR AUTHENTICATION TOKEN",
    {
        transactionId: "YOUR REFERENCE ID",
        datasets: [Datasets.AuAddress],
        maxSuggestions: 5
    }
        
);
const client = new AddressClient(config);

// Search for an address
const searchResult = await client.search("56 Queens R");

// Pick the first address in the list of suggestions
const globalAddressKey = searchResult.suggestions[0].globalAddressKey;

// Format the selected address with default layout
const result = await client.format(globalAddressKey);

// Do something with the result
```

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### Validate Phone Number with .NET SDK

Source: https://github.com/experianplc/edq-data-validation-sdks/blob/main/README.md

Illustrates creating a phone validation client in .NET and validating a phone number asynchronously. The snippet includes options for including metadata and checking the phone type.

```csharp
// Create a client
var configuration = PhoneConfiguration
    .NewBuilder("YOUR AUTHENTICATION TOKEN")
    .SetTransactionId("YOUR REFERENCE ID")
    .IncludeMetadata()
    .Build();
var client = ExperianDataValidation.GetPhoneClient(configuration);

// Validate a phone number
var result = client.ValidateAsync("+442074987788").GetAwaiter().GetResult();

if (result.PhoneType == Confidence.Landline) {
    // Do something with the result
}
```

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### Validate Email Address in TypeScript

Source: https://github.com/experianplc/edq-data-validation-sdks/blob/main/README.md

This TypeScript snippet shows how to validate an email address. Ensure you provide your authentication token and reference ID.

```typescript
// Create a client
const config = new EmailConfiguration(
    "YOUR AUTHENTICATION TOKEN",
    {
        transactionId: "YOUR REFERENCE ID",
        includeMetadata: true
    }
        
);
const client = new EmailClient(config);

// Validate an email address
const result = await client.validate("support@experian.com");

if (result.getConfidence() == Confidence.VERIFIED) {
    // Do something with the result
}
```

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### Validate Email Address in Java

Source: https://github.com/experianplc/edq-data-validation-sdks/blob/main/README.md

Use this snippet to validate an email address using the Java SDK. Ensure you replace placeholders with your actual authentication token and reference ID.

```java
// Create a client
final Configuration configuration = EmailConfiguration
    .newBuilder("YOUR AUTHENTICATION TOKEN")
    .setTransactionId("YOUR REFERENCE ID")
    .includeMetadata()
    .build();
final EmailClient client = ExperianDataValidation.getEmailClient(configuration);

// Validate an email address
final var result = client.validate("support@experian.com");

if (result.getConfidence() == Confidence.VERIFIED) {
    // Do something with the result
}
```

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### Validate Phone Number in Java

Source: https://github.com/experianplc/edq-data-validation-sdks/blob/main/README.md

Use this snippet to validate a phone number using the Java SDK. Replace placeholders with your actual authentication token and reference ID.

```java
// Create a client
final Configuration configuration = PhoneConfiguration
    .newBuilder("YOUR AUTHENTICATION TOKEN")
    .setTransactionId("YOUR REFERENCE ID")
    .includeMetadata()
    .build();
final PhoneClient client = ExperianDataValidation.getPhoneClient(configuration);

// Validate a phone number
final var result = client.validate("+442074987788");

if (result.getConfidence() == Confidence.VERIFIED) {
    // Do something with the result
}
```

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### Validate Phone Number in TypeScript

Source: https://github.com/experianplc/edq-data-validation-sdks/blob/main/README.md

This TypeScript snippet demonstrates how to validate a phone number. Replace placeholders with your authentication token and reference ID.

```typescript
// Create a client
const config = new PhoneConfiguration(
    "YOUR AUTHENTICATION TOKEN",
    {
        transactionId: "YOUR REFERENCE ID",
        includeMetadata: true
    }
        
);
const client = new PhoneClient(config);

// Validate a phone number
const result = await client.validate("+442074987788");

if (result.getConfidence() == Confidence.VERIFIED) {
    // Do something with the result
}
```

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