AZ-204 Microsoft Azure Developer Practice Tests

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Brand new practice tests for the AZ-204 Azure Developer exam. Five separate timed tests of 35 questions each. 175 questions total. All original material not found anywhere else.

Microsoft Azure is a skill in high demand in today's large business marketplace.

If you're a developer, you know as well as I do that change is always happening. It's not possible for all of us to be up-to-date on every piece of new technology out there, but cloud computing is a key skill for 2025 and beyond. Cloud-hosting has changed the way all applications are developed—from websites, to web applications, to mobile apps, and traditional backend applications as well. The rapid adoption of the cloud has touched everything. 

The next time your resume is on someone's desk—be it a promotion at work or a new job opportunity—you cannot afford to have such an obvious gap in knowledge. Industry trends show that developing applications that have cloud-hosted components is becoming the in-demand skill of tomorrow. Having Azure skills on your resume will only help you get in front of more hiring managers, and land more jobs.

This course is a set of practice questions for the Microsoft exam AZ-204: Developing Solutions for Microsoft Azure. Before you spend $165 to sit and take the actual exam, go through these 175 practice questions first.

You get lifetime access to the questions along with any updates that are made over time, and so there are no silly "30-day" countdowns that require you to pay more to extend access. This course will be here when you need it.

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The English language version of this exam was updated on January 15, 2025. This practice test covers the following topics and areas.

• Develop Azure compute solutions (25–30%)

• Develop for Azure storage (15–20%)

• Implement Azure security (15–20%)

• Monitor, troubleshoot, and optimize Azure solutions (10–15%)

• Connect to and consume Azure services and third-party services (20–25%)