AZ AI Certification Exam Prep vs Spider's Thread

The Azure AI Fundamentals certification changed. The exam behind it is now AI-901, updated in April 2026, and it is not the paper it used to be: over half of it is now hands-on work in Microsoft Foundry, and the old service-by-service questions are gone. This app was rebuilt for that exam, not patched from the old one. What's inside: 75 questions Identify AI concepts and capabilities: responsible AI principles, how generative AI models work, choosing an appropriate model, and recognising which workload a scenario calls for. Implement AI solutions with Microsoft Foundry: prompt agents and hosted agents, the Foundry portal and SDKs, model deployment, and extracting information from documents, images, audio and video with Azure Content Understanding. Every answer explains the rule Not just which option was right, but why and why the others were not. You get better instead of just scoring. Nothing here is out of date Questions referencing retired products were removed rather than reworded. There is nothing on LUIS, Text Analytics, Form Recognizer or QnA Maker, because none of them is on the current exam. Each question carries a Microsoft Learn reference so you can read further. Built for flights Everything ships inside the app. Nothing is fetched, nothing streams, nothing checks an account on launch, so airplane mode, the subway and a dead-zone basement all behave exactly the same as full signal. Also included Timed Pace Mode: an optional, non-enforced ~1 min/question countdown. It never locks you out and never auto-submits. Daily study reminder, if you want one. Scheduled on your device; nothing is sent from a server. Progress tracking: streaks, best scores and history, stored on your device. No account, no sign-up, no ads.

Improve your Japanese reading skills with Ryūnosuke Akutagawa's masterpiece, 'The Spider's Thread' (Kumo no Ito). This app offers a side-by-side bilingual reading experience in Japanese and English, designed to help you acquire advanced vocabulary and understand authentic literary grammar in context. Follow the gripping tale of Kandata, a wicked sinner suffering in Hell, who is offered a single chance at salvation when the Buddha lowers a fragile spider's thread from Paradise. Ideal for intermediate to advanced learners (JLPT N3-N2), this app bridges the gap between textbooks and native literature with built-in furigana, romaji, and interactive reading aids.