What happens if an invalid blob name is referenced when creating a BlobClient?

When creating a BlobClient in Azure Storage, if the specified blob name is invalid, the system recognizes that the blob name does not conform to the required naming conventions or rules. This leads to the execution of a validation process, which checks the integrity and validity of the provided blob name. If any issue is detected with the blob name, such as illegal characters or incorrect formatting, the system prevents the operation from proceeding and raises an exception.

This mechanism helps maintain the integrity of blob storage operations by ensuring that all blob names adhere to the established criteria, thus highlighting the importance of providing valid blob identifiers when creating a BlobClient. As a result, developers are notified immediately of the error, allowing them to correct the naming before any further operations are attempted.