I have a user interface where users enter new addresses for a location database. The logic then tests the addresses for uniqueness and plausibility by feeding them to geocoder.getLocations. When there are multiple placemarks, user input is rejected and has to be refined, e.g. with a zip code. If there is only one placemark, it must contain a zip code or the user input is rejected. Now there is at least one address for which geocoder.getLocations returns an address without a zipcode, though the zipcode has been in the input (to be specific: it's "Hahnenbach, 51570 Windeck"). If I add an existing street number (e.g. "Hahnenbach 1"), the response contains a zip code and the street number. If I enter a non-existing street number (e.g. "Hahnenbach 88"), the response contains the correct zip code but no street number. Can someone explain the logic behind the phenomenon?
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