Your web app uses the Microsoft identity platform and calls REST APIs that require an access token. Which three application properties are required when requesting a token?

When requesting an access token from the Microsoft identity platform, three critical application properties are required for successful authentication and authorization. The Application ID (also known as Client ID) uniquely identifies your application to the identity platform. The Application secret (or client secret) is a confidential credential used by confidential client applications to prove their identity when requesting tokens, ensuring only authorized applications can obtain tokens. The Redirect URI/URL specifies where the authentication service should send the user's browser after successful authentication, along with any security tokens or authorization codes. "Application name" is a descriptive label but not a credential or identifier used in token requests. "Supported account type" defines which accounts can use the application (e.g., Azure AD accounts, personal Microsoft accounts), but it's configured during app registration, not provided with each token request.