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1.

Which SharePoint Framework object should you use to call an anonymous, non-Microsoft REST API?

The HttpClient object, accessed from the web part's context.

The AadHttpClient object, accessed from the web part's context.

The MSGraphClientV3 object, accessed from the web part's context.

2.

Which object do you use to call a REST API secured with Microsoft Entra ID?

The AadHttpClient object, created from the context's aadHttpClientFactory.

The HttpClient object, accessed directly from the web part's context.

The SPHttpClient object, accessed directly from the web part's context.

3.

How does a SharePoint Framework web part obtain an instance of the Microsoft Graph client?

By calling the getClient() method on the context's msGraphClientFactory.

By calling new MSGraphClientV3() directly in the web part.

By sending a request to the SharePoint REST API /_api/graph endpoint.

4.

How do you request the permissions a SharePoint Framework solution needs to call Microsoft Entra ID secured APIs or Microsoft Graph?

Add webApiPermissionRequests entries to the solution's package-solution.json file, then approve them on the API access page in the SharePoint admin center.

Add the permissions to the web part manifest; they're granted automatically when the solution is deployed.

No request is needed; a SharePoint Framework solution inherits all permissions of the signed-in user.

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