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sample code for AI-102 certification exam study material

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2026-05-09T23:43:08.4766667+00:00

provide sample code for AI-102 certification exam study material

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  1. Julian Sharp 29,821 Reputation points
    2026-05-10T09:53:46.4633333+00:00

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    2026-05-09T23:43:19.2066667+00:00

    Sample code is not provided in the study guide or related context for Exam AI-102. The available materials focus on skills measured, exam scope, and links to high-level documentation and learning paths, but do not include concrete code examples.

    To prepare using the documented scope:

    • Use the "Skills measured as of December 23, 2025" sections to identify which areas to practice coding in, such as:
      • Using REST APIs and SDKs for Azure AI services (Vision, Speech, Language, Search, Azure OpenAI, Document Intelligence, Content Understanding, Azure AI Search, etc.).
      • Implementing generative AI solutions with Microsoft Foundry (prompt flows, RAG, model deployment, evaluation, and integration via SDKs).
      • Implementing computer vision, NLP, speech, and knowledge mining solutions end-to-end (provision resources, train/customize models, publish, and consume from applications).
    • Follow the linked product documentation (for example, Azure AI services, Azure AI Vision, Azure AI Speech, Azure AI Search, Azure OpenAI, Azure AI Document Intelligence) to obtain language-specific SDK samples (typically in Python and C#) that align with each skill area listed in the guide.
    • Use the practice assessment and exam sandbox to understand how code-related scenarios may be tested conceptually, even though full code listings are not part of the guide.

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