During a parks department review, a teammate asks for a Timer output binding and a SendGrid trigger on Azure Functions. What should the candidate explain about binding directions?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
Bindings aren’t Swiss Army knives in every direction. Timer is how you start a run—not something you “output” to—and SendGrid is an outbound mail chute, not a trigger.
Full Explanation
Each Functions binding documents allowed directions. Timer bindings are triggers (schedule in); they are not outputs. SendGrid appears as an output binding for sending mail, not as a trigger on the standard GA table. Assuming universal directions or reversing Timer/SendGrid roles is incorrect for AZ-204 Functions binding knowledge.