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  1. LIST BLOB
    The request URI for the LIST BLOB  just includes the container name. As the LIST operations lists all the blobs in the container. So the request URI will be https://$($ownerAccount).blob.core.windows.net/$($container)?restype=container&comp=list where $ownerAccount is the name of the Account and $container is the name of the container.

    The request and header syntax for LIST BLOB will be:

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    titleSyntax for LIST BLOB
    collapsetrue
    Request Syntax
    GET https://$($ownerAccount).blob.core.windows.net/$($container)?restype=container&comp=list
    
    Request Headers
    x-ms-blob-type: BlockBlob
    x-ms-date: <date>
    x-ms-version: $Version
    Authorization="SharedKey <AccountName>:<Signature>"
    


  2. GET BLOB
    The GET BLOB is used to read the blob content so it is required to pass the blob name in the URI. So the request URI for the GET BLOB will be https://$($ownerAccount).blob.core.windows.net/$($container)/$($blob) where $ownerAccount is the name of the Account and $container is the name of the container and $blob is the name of the blob which is to be read.
    The request and header syntax for GET BLOB will be:

    Code Block
    titleSyntax for GET BLOB
    collapsetrue
    Request Syntax
    GET https://$($ownerAccount).blob.core.windows.net/$($container)/$($blob)
    
    Request Headers
    x-ms-blob-type: BlockBlob
    x-ms-date: <date>
    x-ms-version: $Version
    Authorization="SharedKey <AccountName>:<Signature>"
    
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  3. PUT BLOB

    PUT BLOB
    The PUT BLOB operation is used to create a blob. So the URI for the PUT BLOB includes the name of the blob to be created and the content of the blob is to be passed in request body. The URI will be https://$($ownerAccount).blob.core.windows.net/$($container)/$($blob) where $ownerAccount is the name of the Account and $container is the name of the container and $blob is the name of the blob which is to be created in the container. 

    Code Block
    titleSyntax for PUT BLOB
    collapsetrue
    Request Syntax
    PUT https://$($ownerAccount).blob.core.windows.net/$($container)/$($blob)
    
    Request Headers
    x-ms-blob-type: BlockBlob
    x-ms-date: <date>
    x-ms-version: $Version
    Authorization="SharedKey <AccountName>:<Signature>"
    
    Request Body:
    <Content of the File>
    

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