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Suppose you work at a financial company. You're building a system for your brokers to trade financial instruments. This system must monitor market conditions, detect changes, execute trades, and quickly handle high transaction volumes. The faster your system can complete trades, the greater the advantage your company has over their competitors.

Which system requirement would Azure Logic Apps have trouble meeting?

High throughput

Fast response time

Orchestrate tasks for monitoring markets, detecting changes, and executing trades.

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What's the difference between an action and a control action?

An action runs a specific task. A control action determines the execution path through your logic app workflow.

An action runs a task in your logic app workflow. A control action launches your logic app workflow.

An action launches your logic app workflow. Control actions are switch statements.

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Suppose you work for a chain of athletic clubs. You want to automate lesson registrations and notifications. You have an in-house, proprietary customer management system to store customer contact information. This system has a REST API, but Azure Logic Apps doesn't have a prebuilt connector for that API.

Can you still use Azure Logic Apps to automate this process?

Azure Logic Apps doesn't have the capability for this scenario, so you should investigate other solutions.

Write JavaScript code that you can run from your workflow to interact with your in-house system.

Create a custom connector with operations that work with the customer management system and use these operations in your logic app workflow.

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