<prompt> Toa mfano wa ramani ya picha na ueleze jinsi inavyofanya kazi.  <response>: An imagemap is an image that has clickable areas, or hotspots, that lead to different web pages or trigger a specific action. Its an HTML feature that allows you to link different parts of an image to different URLs or content. An example would be a map of the world, where clicking on each country takes you to a webpage containing information about that country. Heres a basic HTML code that shows how an imagemap can be created:htmlThis code creates an imagemap using an image of a world map. The usemap attribute specifies which map the image should use in this case, this image uses the map element with the name attribute value of map.The map element contains several area elements, which define the clickable areas on the image. Each area element represents one clickable region and has several attributes that define its shape, size, and destination URL. For example, the first area element has a shape attribute with the value rect, which means it defines a rectangular region. The coords attribute specifies the coordinates of the top-left corner and the bottom-right corner of the rectangular region. The href attribute specifies the URL to which the user will be taken when the region is clicked.When the user clicks on one of the clickable areas, theyll be taken to the specified URL, just like with a regular link. In this example, clicking on the first clickable area would take the user to the Wikipedia page about Canada. 