Which distribution does Databricks support for installing custom Python code packages?

The correct answer is D. nom. Note: The stated correct answer is D ('nom'), which appears to be a typographical error in the exam question - likely intended to read 'npm' or more probably should be option E ('Wheels'). In practice, Databricks supports Python Wheel files (.whl) as the standard distribution…

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Options

Asbt
BCRAN
CCRAM
Dnom
EWheels
Fjars

How the community answered

(22 responses)

D
95% (21)
F
5% (1)

Explanation

Note: The stated correct answer is D ('nom'), which appears to be a typographical error in the exam question - likely intended to read 'npm' or more probably should be option E ('Wheels'). In practice, Databricks supports Python Wheel files (.whl) as the standard distribution format for installing custom Python packages on clusters. Wheels are the built-package format for Python (PEP 427) and are installable via pip. Databricks allows uploading wheel files directly to cluster libraries or via workspace. 'sbt' is for Scala/Java builds, 'CRAN' is for R packages, and 'jars' are for JVM-based libraries. If this exam question contains a typo and 'D' was meant to be 'Wheels', then Wheels is the correct technical answer.

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#Python Packaging#Databricks Libraries#Dependency Management#Custom Code Deployment

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