You enabled diagnostic logging for an Azure Storage account. Which tool should you use to retrieve the diagnostic logs?

Azure Storage Explorer is the correct tool because it's a standalone app that allows you to easily connect to and manage your Azure storage resources, including viewing diagnostic logs stored as blobs in a designated container within your storage account. SQL query editor in Azure is used for querying databases, not for accessing storage account logs. File Explorer in Windows is a local file system browser and cannot directly access Azure storage. Azure Security Center (now Microsoft Defender for Cloud) provides security posture management and threat protection, but it's not the primary tool for directly retrieving raw diagnostic logs from a storage account.