DATABRICKS-DEA Question 69

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  - Correct answer : A — ==, !=, >, >=, <, <= A . The If/else task type supports equality, inequality, and the four relational operators for comparing a dynamic value or job parameter against a literal. This is the complete operator set documented for condition tasks. B . Pattern-matching operators like `LIKE` and set-membership operators like `IN` are not part of the If/else task's supported comparison operators. These are SQL-style operators rather than condition-task operators. C . String-matching helpers such as `CONTAINS`, `STARTSWITH`, and `ENDSWITH` are not operators the If/else task evaluates. The task is limited to simple equality and relational comparisons, not substring matching. D . `AND` and `OR` are logical operators for combining multiple conditions, not comparison operators for a single value check, and the If/else task does not expose them as selectable operators. Each If/else task evaluates one comparison at a time.