What are two format distinctions to know when using YAML? (Choose two)

The correct answer is D. The target device was not defined in /etc/ansible/hosts on the control machine. Explanation/Reference: Because YAML is white-space sensitive and indentation is significant (not allowed), you should always use spaces rather than tabs when creating playbooks. In YAML, items preceded by a hyphen (- ) are considered list items, and the key:value notation…

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AThe target device was not defined in /etc/ansible/inventory/hosts on the control machine
BThe target device was not defined on the associated DNS servers
CThe target device was not defined in /etc/hosts on the control machine
DThe target device was not defined in /etc/ansible/hosts on the control machine

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A
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B
4% (1)
C
19% (5)
D
69% (18)

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Explanation/Reference: Because YAML is white-space sensitive and indentation is significant (not allowed), you should always use spaces rather than tabs when creating playbooks. In YAML, items preceded by a hyphen (- ) are considered list items, and the key:value notation represents a hash. Which statement is correct in this scenario? Explanation/Reference:

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#Ansible inventory#hosts file#device targeting#inventory configuration

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