Exam AZ-204 topic 6 question 5 discussion

// To remove the message from the queue. CloudQueue queue = queueClient.GetQueueReference("myqueue"); // Async dequeue the message CloudQueueMessage retrievedMessage = await queue.GetMessageAsync(); Console.WriteLine("Retrieved message with content '{0}'", retrievedMessage.AsString); // Delete the message. await queue.DeleteMessageAsync(retrievedMessage);

Thank you. Provided answer's reasoning for 'Yes' is incorrect.

This is not a simple Queue. This is another class that does not delete the message when it is read.

Your link appears to imply that the message is not deleted unless additional params are included. Which would suggest the answer is as quoted, yes. (Not no as you suggest)

peek: get the message, don't lock, don't delete get: get the message, lock the message (make it invisible for some seconds) delete: delete the message intention is: if get would also delete the message from the queue, an error in the function would render the message unhandled. Thus first get, process than delete. "at least handled once"

commented in wrong window..sorry

They are correct, N, Y, Y. The code does not configure lock duration. The message will remain because GetMessageAsync does not remove it. The queue will also remain after execution.

You're wrong. It's CloudQueue, not QueueClient