1: The Databricks web application is the user interface that allows you to create and manage workspaces, clusters, notebooks, jobs, and other resources. It is hosted completely in the control plane of the classic Databricks architecture, which includes the backend services that Databricks manages in your Databricks account. The other options are part of the compute plane, which is where your data is processed by compute resources such as clusters. The compute plane is in your own cloud account and network. Reference: Databricks architecture overview, Security and Trust Center

Explanation
To retrieve the location of a database named "customer360" in a database management system like Hive or Databricks, you can use the DESCRIBE DATABASE command followed by the database name. This command will provide information about the database, including its location.

A table is a data entity that is stored in a physical location and can be accessed by other data engineers in other sessions. A table can be created from one or more tables using the CREATE TABLE or CREATE TABLE AS SELECT commands. A table can also be registered from an existing DataFrame using the spark.catalog.createTable method. A table can be queried using SQL or DataFrame APIs. A table can also be updated, deleted, or appended using the MERGE INTO command or the DeltaTable API. References:
* Create a table
* Create a table from a query result
* Register a table from a DataFrame
* [Query a table]
* [Update, delete, or merge into a table]

Explanation
A Single Node cluster is a cluster consisting of an Apache Spark driver and no Spark workers. A Single Node cluster supports Spark jobs and all Spark data sources, including Delta Lake. A Standard cluster requires a minimum of one Spark worker to run Spark jobs.