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Microsoft Power Platform Fundamentals (PL-900) Flashcards

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  1. What is a connector in Power Platform?

    Answer: A proxy that allows apps and flows to communicate with external services

    Connectors are proxies or wrappers around APIs that enable Power Apps and Power Automate to interact with external services like Salesforce or Twitter.

  2. What is the difference between a trigger and an action in Power Automate?

    Answer: A trigger starts the flow; an action is a step performed after the trigger

    In Power Automate, a trigger initiates the flow (e.g., a new email), and actions are the subsequent steps performed in response.

  3. Which Power Platform component is best for analyzing and visualizing data from multiple sources?

    Answer: Power BI

    Power BI is Microsoft's analytics and data visualization tool used to create interactive dashboards and reports from multiple data sources.

  4. What is an AI Builder in Power Platform?

    Answer: A feature that lets users add AI capabilities to apps and flows without coding

    AI Builder allows Power Platform users to add AI capabilities such as form processing and object detection to apps and flows without writing AI code.

  5. What is the Common Data Model (CDM) in relation to Power Platform?

    Answer: A standardized, extensible collection of data schemas for business data

    The Common Data Model is a set of standardized, extensible data schemas that ensure consistent data definitions across Power Platform and Dynamics 365.

  6. Which Power Automate flow type runs on a schedule?

    Answer: Scheduled flow

    A scheduled flow in Power Automate runs automatically at specified intervals, such as daily or weekly, without manual triggering.

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