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283283 Microsoft has built and maintains a wide selection of code samples that demonstrate usage of supported authentication libraries with the Microsoft identity platform. To access these code samples, see the [Microsoft identity platform code samples](/entra/identity-platform/sample-v2-code?tabs=apptype#service--daemon).
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285 −## Additional resources
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287 −This article is part of the following series of articles on authentication and authorization for Microsoft Graph through the Microsoft identity platform.
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289 −1. Article 1: [Authentication and authorization basics](./auth/auth-concepts.md)
290 −1. Article 2: [Register an application with the Microsoft identity platform](./auth-register-app-v2.md)
291 −1. Article 3: [Get access on behalf of a user](./auth-v2-user.md)
292 −1. Article 4: [Get access without a user](./auth-v2-service.md)
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294 −## Next step
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296 −Next, choose from code samples that are built and maintained by Microsoft to run custom apps that use supported authentication libraries and call Microsoft Graph with their own identities.
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299 −> [Microsoft Graph tutorials >](/graph/tutorials)
287 +- Choose from code samples that are built and maintained by Microsoft to run custom apps that use supported authentication libraries, sign-in users, and call Microsoft Graph. See [Microsoft Graph tutorials](/graph/tutorials).

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