A Snowpark application is designed to process data residing in a Snowflake table called 'ORDERS'. The application needs to create a temporary view named 'TEMP ORDERS VIEW based on a filtered subset of this table. The view should only be accessible within the current Snowpark session and should be automatically dropped when the session ends. What is the MOST efficient and correct Python code snippet using Snowpark to achieve this?
Correct Answer: A
Option A, , is the most efficient and directly creates a temporary view scoped to the session. The 'createOrRepIaceTempView' method is the correct Snowpark API call for creating such views. Options B and D, 'createOrReplaceView' with or 'createView' with , are not valid Snowpark API calls. Option C, createOrReplaceGlobalTempViews , creates a global temporary view, accessible across sessions, which is not the requirement. Option E is adding a redundant step by creating a dataframe from another dataframe.