Hari Krishna :
Recently, Visual Studio Code has changed the User Interface for the Azure Extension Resources.\nStep 1:\n\n\nWhen you click on Create Function option, it will ask you every step like Select language, Runtime, Type of Trigger, Authorization Level, Function Name, Workspace Path, etc.\nWhen you click on Create HTTP Function option, it will ask you all the above options except Type of Trigger because the option creates only HTTP Trigger which is a shortcut of creating it.\n\nStep 2:\nResources required are:\n\nVisual Studio Code IDE\n.NET SDK 3.1, 5, 6 depends on your requirement\nAzure Functions Core Tools (v3 and v4 as v3 is required for .NET 3.1 and 5 and v4 is required for .NET Core 6).\nVS Code Extensions (Azure Account, Azure Functions, C#)\nAzure Storage Emulator or Azurite\n\nOutput 1 using Create Function option in a New Folder using VS Code:\n\nOutput 2 using Create HTTP Function option in a sub folder of the Frontend Project using VS Code:\n\nOutput 3 using Command Palette for Creating Azure Functions .NET 6 Project in VS Code:\n",
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