In this section, we will look at how triggers work in Azures Function applications. We will also learn about the different types of triggers and their purpose. Perform the following steps:
- In the left menu, click on the (+) symbol beside the Functions option for adding, removing, or editing a trigger:

- You will be taken to the function creation console, which looks like this:

- Azure does not have a lot of support for Python. So, in this console, let's choose a custom function of our own. Click on Custom function under the Get Started on your own option at the bottom:

- In the function creation wizard, enable the Experimental Language option in the right menu. Now, you will be able to see the Python option in the available languages:

- There are two triggers that are available for the Python language. One is the HTTP trigger and the other is the...