A developer has deployed a PCF component as part of an unmanaged solution to a development environment. The component works correctly. The developer now needs to make the component available to users in a production environment. What should the developer do?

Recreate the component in production by copying the source code and running pcf init.

Export the unmanaged solution from development and import it directly into production.

Use pcf push to deploy the component directly to production from the developer's machine.

Clone the unmanaged solution, convert it to a managed solution, export it, and import it into production.

In a model-driven app, how is a Power Apps component framework code component added to a form?

By inserting it as a web resource

By adding it as a custom control in the form designer

By using the Power Apps mobile app

By writing a JavaScript function in the form

A developer is building a PCF component for a model-driven app that needs to capture the user's current GPS location when a button is clicked. The component must request permission at runtime. Which approach should the developer use?

Use the context.webAPI.retrieveRecord() to get the location from the user record.

Use the context.device.getCurrentPosition() method and handle the promise.

Use the context.utility.getGlobalContext().userSettings to get the location.

Use the navigator.geolocation.getCurrentPosition() method directly.

A developer is implementing a PCF component that needs to track when the component's container is resized. The component should update its layout accordingly. Which lifecycle method should be used to handle the resize event?

Implement updateView() and check the container width and height from the context parameters.

Implement init() and add a window resize event listener.

Implement destroy() and check the container size.

Implement getOutputs() and return the container size.

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Create a Power Apps Component Framework (PCF) Code Component PL-400 Practice Questions (Page 4)

Part of the Extend the user experience domain, which accounts for 10–15% of the PL-400 exam. Microsoft does not publish an official question count, but from its 100-minute exam (~40–65 total, ~4–10 in this domain), expect 2–5 from this objective — we provide 43 practice questions to prepare you well beyond it. (estimate)

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Questions 16–20

16foundation · easy
In a Power Apps component framework manifest file, which element is used to define a property that the component can accept?
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17application · medium
A developer has deployed a PCF component as part of an unmanaged solution to a development environment. The component works correctly. The developer now needs to make the component available to users in a production environment. What should the developer do?
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18foundation · easy
In a model-driven app, how is a Power Apps component framework code component added to a form?
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19application · medium
A developer is building a PCF component for a model-driven app that needs to capture the user's current GPS location when a button is clicked. The component must request permission at runtime. Which approach should the developer use?
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20expert · hard
A developer is implementing a PCF component that needs to track when the component's container is resized. The component should update its layout accordingly. Which lifecycle method should be used to handle the resize event?
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