You need to create an Azure resource to store data in Azure Table (DP-900)

Correct answer: B. az storage account create.
Here's a breakdown of the other options:
A. az storage share create - This command is used to create an Azure File Share, not an Azure Storage account.
C. az cosmosdb create - This command is used to create an Azure Cosmos DB account, not an Azure Storage account.
D. az storage container create - This command is used to create an Azure Blob storage container, not an Azure Storage account.

To create an Azure Storage account using the Azure CLI, you would typically run a command like this:
az storage account create --name mystorageaccount --resource-group myresourcegroup --location westus --sku Standard_LRS

This creates a new Azure Storage account named "mystorageaccount" in the "myresourcegroup" resource group, located in the "westus" region, using the "Standard_LRS" (locally-redundant storage) SKU.