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How use Google Map in ANDROID apps Part-1

Getting Your Maps API Key :
  • Find the MD5 fingerprint using the key tool command and specifying the -list parameter and the key store and alias you will use to sign your release application.
  • keytool -list -alias my-android-alias -keystore my-android-keystore
  Open :


 use this key in your Apps....
  this is conti.. in Part 2

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