Merge pull request #54347 from PhilKang0704/2026_4-Monthly-broken-links-fix-pk-882

2026_4-Monthly-broken-links-fix-pk-882

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learn-pr/wwl-data-ai/prepare-azure-ai-development/includes/5-tools-and-sdks.md

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 You can develop AI applications using many common programming languages and frameworks, including Microsoft C#, Python, Node, TypeScript, Java, and others. When building AI solutions on Azure, some common APIs and SDKs you should plan to use include:
 
-- The **[Microsoft Foundry SDK](/foundry/how-to/develop/sdk-overview?azure-portal=true)**, which enables you to write code to connect to Microsoft Foundry projects and access Foundry-specific assets, like agents and Foundry IQ knowledge stores.
-- The **[The OpenAI API](/azure/foundry/openai/latest)**, which enables you to use OpenAI SDKs to build chat applications based on Foundry models that support OpenAI syntax.
-- **[Foundry Tools SDKs](/azure/ai-services/reference/sdk-package-resources?azure-portal=true)** - AI service-specific libraries for multiple programming languages and frameworks that enable you to consume Foundry Tools resources in your subscription. You can also use Foundry Tools through their [REST APIs](/azure/ai-services/reference/rest-api-resources).
+- The **[Microsoft Foundry SDK](/azure/foundry/how-to/develop/sdk-overview?azure-portal=true)**, which enables you to write code to connect to Microsoft Foundry projects and access Foundry-specific assets, like agents and Foundry IQ knowledge stores.
+- The **[The OpenAI API](/azure/foundry/openai/latest?azure-portal=true)**, which enables you to use OpenAI SDKs to build chat applications based on Foundry models that support OpenAI syntax.
+- **[Foundry Tools SDKs](/azure/ai-services/reference/sdk-package-resources?azure-portal=true)** - AI service-specific libraries for multiple programming languages and frameworks that enable you to consume Foundry Tools resources in your subscription. You can also use Foundry Tools through their [REST APIs](/azure/ai-services/reference/rest-api-resources?azure-portal=true).