Answer: Tables, Secure views

According to Snowflake documentation and the community consensus with 100% agreement, Secure Data Sharing allows sharing of Tables and Secure Views. Tables (A) can be shared directly, while Secure Views (C) provide an additional layer of security by controlling access to specific columns or rows. User-Defined Table Functions (B) cannot be shared via Secure Data Sharing as they are procedural code objects. Stored Procedures (D) are also procedural objects not shareable through this mechanism. Worksheets (E) are development interfaces, not database objects that can be shared.

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