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Question 31

A data engineer is streaming data from Kafka and requires:
Minimal latency
Exactly-once processing guarantees
Which trigger mode should be used?

Correct Answer: A
Exactly-once guarantees in Spark Structured Streaming require micro-batch mode (default), not continuous mode.
Continuous mode (.trigger(continuous=...)) only supports at-least-once semantics and lacks full fault-tolerance.
trigger(availableNow=True) is a batch-style trigger, not suited for low-latency streaming.
So:
Option A uses micro-batching with a tight trigger interval → minimal latency + exactly-once guarantee.
Final answer: A
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Question 32

What is the benefit of using Pandas on Spark for data transformations?
Options:

Correct Answer: D
Pandas API on Spark (formerly Koalas) offers:
Familiar Pandas-like syntax
Distributed execution using Spark under the hood
Scalability for large datasets across the cluster
It provides the power of Spark while retaining the productivity of Pandas.
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Question 33

A data engineer is asked to build an ingestion pipeline for a set of Parquet files delivered by an upstream team on a nightly basis. The data is stored in a directory structure with a base path of "/path/events/data". The upstream team drops daily data into the underlying subdirectories following the convention year/month/day.
A few examples of the directory structure are:

Which of the following code snippets will read all the data within the directory structure?

Correct Answer: B
To read all files recursively within a nested directory structure, Spark requires the recursiveFileLookup option to be explicitly enabled. According to Databricks official documentation, when dealing with deeply nested Parquet files in a directory tree (as shown in this example), you should set:
df = spark.read.option("recursiveFileLookup", "true").parquet("/path/events/data/") This ensures that Spark searches through all subdirectories under /path/events/data/ and reads any Parquet files it finds, regardless of the folder depth.
Option A is incorrect because while it includes an option, inferSchema is irrelevant here and does not enable recursive file reading.
Option C is incorrect because wildcards may not reliably match deep nested structures beyond one directory level.
Option D is incorrect because it will only read files directly within /path/events/data/ and not subdirectories like /2023/01/01.
Databricks documentation reference:
"To read files recursively from nested folders, set the recursiveFileLookup option to true. This is useful when data is organized in hierarchical folder structures" - Databricks documentation on Parquet files ingestion and options.
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Question 34

A Spark application is experiencing performance issues in client mode because the driver is resource-constrained.
How should this issue be resolved?

Correct Answer: C
In Spark's client mode, the driver runs on the local machine that submitted the job. If that machine is resource-constrained (e.g., low memory), performance degrades.
From the Spark documentation:
"In cluster mode, the driver runs inside the cluster, benefiting from cluster resources and scalability." Option A is incorrect - executors do not help the driver directly.
Option B might help short-term but does not scale.
Option C is correct - switching to cluster mode moves the driver to the cluster.
Option D (local mode) is for development/testing, not production.
Final answer: C
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Question 35

49 of 55.
In the code block below, aggDF contains aggregations on a streaming DataFrame:
aggDF.writeStream \
.format("console") \
.outputMode("???") \
.start()
Which output mode at line 3 ensures that the entire result table is written to the console during each trigger execution?

Correct Answer: B
Structured Streaming supports three output modes:
Append: Writes only new rows since the last trigger.
Update: Writes only updated rows.
Complete: Writes the entire result table after every trigger execution.
For aggregations like groupBy().count(), only complete mode outputs the entire table each time.
Example:
aggDF.writeStream \
.outputMode("complete") \
.format("console") \
.start()
Why the other options are incorrect:
A: "AGGREGATE" is not a valid output mode.
C: "REPLACE" does not exist.
D: "APPEND" writes only new rows, not the full table.
Reference:
PySpark Structured Streaming - Output Modes (append, update, complete).
Databricks Exam Guide (June 2025): Section "Structured Streaming" - output modes and use cases for aggregations.
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