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I declared a location from google maps by clicking the map. The data is stored like this:
P{
$a: -20.55231336577107
ab: -72.3388671875
}
It’s uncanny, why are they not just using the latitude and longitude variables? I tried to find some documentation on this without success.
Ditto with the other 2 answers. This is the entire reason why there’s a fully documented API. Instead of accessing the object variables directly. Use the accessor methods built into the API like .lat() and .lng() on a google.maps.LatLng object.