You have the following code (line numbers are included for reference only): BatchTokenCredentials = GetCredentialsf); BatchClient client^ BatchClient.Open(credentials); CloudJob job =…

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Options

• AAdd the following code between lines 02 and 03: var pool = client. PoolOperations.CreatePool();
• BAdd the following code between lines 03 and 04: job. Pool I nformation. Pool I d = pool. Id;
• CModify line 05 as follows:
• DRemove line 06.

• A
  70% (30)
• C
  21% (9)
• D
  9% (4)

Explanation

You should add the following code between lines 02 and 03: var pool = client.PoolOperations.CreatePool(); This creates a batch pool. A pool is a set of virtual machines (VMs) for running batch jobs. You should also add the following code between lines 03 and 04: job. Pool Information. Poolld = This allows you to assign the job to the pool you created. A job cannot run outside of a pool. You should not remove line 06. The Commit method creates the job in Azure. You should not modify line 05 as follows: clientJobOperations.AddTask(MSampleTask", task); You can either use client.JobOperations.AddTask or job.AddTask. Using the former, you must specify the ID of the job to which the task applies. In this scenario, you did not create a job with an ID named SampleTask.

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