You are developing a Snowpark application that involves creating a set of stored procedures and UDFs to process data'. To ensure proper version control and dependency management, you decide to package your Python code into a single Python Wheel file and deploy it to Snowflake. Which of the following methods are valid for deploying and utilizing this Python Wheel file within Snowflake, considering best practices for maintainability and security? (Select TWO)
Correct Answer: D,E
Options D and E are the correct answers. Creating a Conda environment file and deploying it to Snowflake (Option D) allows for explicit version control and dependency management, ensuring consistent execution across environments. You need to upload the environment.yml which contains the packages and custom wheel you need to add. Using 'snowflake-cli' to push wheel as a package (Option E) is the approach for using custom packages. These are the recommended approaches. Uploading wheel files to internal or external stages and referencing them using the 'USING' clause (Options A and B) might work, but it lacks the structured dependency management provided by Conda environments. Snowsight cannot be used to directly upload wheels for environment setup (Option C).