AZ-204 Developing for Microsoft Azure Exam Prep - Visual Studio and Functions

The video tutorial explains how to create and manage Azure functions using Visual Studio 2017 Community Edition. It covers the process of creating a new function, selecting templates, and setting security levels. The tutorial also demonstrates building and publishing the function directly to Azure, highlighting the ease of integration with source control and the Azure environment. Finally, it shows how to access the published function in the Azure portal, noting that the code is compiled into a DLL and is in read-only mode.

What is one of the benefits of using Visual Studio for Azure functions development?

• It is only available in the enterprise edition.

• It requires no internet connection.

• It does not support Azure functions.

• It allows code to be checked into a source repository.

Which edition of Visual Studio is mentioned for creating Azure functions?

• 2019 Professional Edition

• 2017 Community Edition

• 2020 Enterprise Edition

• 2015 Standard Edition

What is the first step in creating a new Azure function in Visual Studio?

• Deploy to Azure

• Connect to a database

• Write the function code

• Select a template

What type of access is initially set for the new Azure function?

• Anonymous access

• Admin level access

• User level access

• No access

What must be done before publishing the function to Azure?

• Create a new Azure account

• Log in and synchronize with Azure

• Delete existing functions

• Install additional plugins

What happens to the function code after it is published to Azure?

• It becomes editable in the portal

• It is compiled into a DLL

• It is converted to a script file

• It is deleted from Visual Studio

Why is the app in read-only mode after publishing?

• Due to a lack of permissions

• Because it is a new app

• Due to a server error

• Because the function is compiled