Esri ArcGIS Pro Associate Pro Certification Practice Exam

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What is the correct way to share a web layer in ArcGIS Pro?

  1. Export the layer as a file on disk.

  2. Use the Publishing tab to share a layer.

  3. Right-click the layer in the Contents pane.

  4. Save the layer as a layer package.

The correct answer is: Right-click the layer in the Contents pane.

Sharing a web layer in ArcGIS Pro can indeed be done through multiple methods, each serving a distinct purpose, but the most straightforward method involves using functionalities integrated into the interface for efficiency and effectiveness. The method of right-clicking the layer in the Contents pane allows users to quickly access a context menu that includes various tasks, including sharing options. This means that users can directly perform actions such as sharing the layer as a web layer without having to navigate through multiple tabs or additional windows, making this approach both user-friendly and efficient. This interaction streamlines the process and fits into the workflow of users who are familiar with managing layers through the Contents pane, making it intuitive to share layers in the context of their ongoing projects. While other methods may allow sharing, this option is most directly related to accessing the sharing functionality without unnecessary steps. The other choices do not directly facilitate the sharing of a web layer in the same way. Exporting a layer as a file on disk does not inherently share it as a web layer. Using the Publishing tab is indeed related to sharing, but it is generally utilized for more comprehensive publishing processes. Saving the layer as a layer package is useful for transporting data or sharing it with others but does not directly publish it as a