Within the System.Limit class, what would you call to get the number of calls made in your transaction?
A. get [typeOfLimit] --> (Ex. getDXLStaterr.ents () )
B. getLimit [typeOf Limit] --> (Ex. getLirr.it DXLSt at err.ents () )
Within the System.Limit class, what would you call to get the total limit you can call in a single transaction?
A. get[typeOfLimit] --> (Ex. getDMLStatements())
B. getLimit [typeOfLirr.it] --> (Ex. getLin~.it DY.LSt aterr.ents () )
Which type of controller is best suited when you want to add custom functionality to a standard controller page, or when you want reusable functionality throughout pages?
A. Standard Controller
B. Standard List/Set Controller
C. Controller Extensions
D. Custom Controller
When should you use the "transient" property on variables?
A. Variables that you want transmitted as part of the view state. Static variables also don't get transmitted
B. Variables that you don't want transmitted as part of the view state. Static variables also don't get transmitted
C. Static variables that you want transmitted as part of the view state to save space
D. Large variables in order to save space
Which type of controller is best suited when you want all of the basic DML functions from an object's normal new/edit page?
A. Standard Controller
B. Standard List/Set Controller
C. Controller Extensions
D. Custom Controller
Which type of controller is best suited when you want all of the basic DML functions from an object's normal new/edit page and want to include multiple records?
A. Standard Controller
B. Standard List/Set Controller
C. Controller Extensions
D. Custom Controller
If the "PageReference.setRedirect" Apex function is set to True, what type of request is made?
A. Get request
B. Postback request
C. If PageReference points to the same controller and subset of extensions, postback request, otherwise get request
if the "PageReference.setRedirect" Apex function is set to False, what type of request is made?
A. Get request
B. Postback request
C. If PageReference points to the same controller and subset of extensions, postback request, otherwise get request
What is the correct order of execution for Visualforce Page "postback" requests (when user interaction requires a page update)?
A. 1) Decode View State 2) Evaluate expressions and method calls for the main page and custom components 3) Upon successful completion, Evaluate the action that triggered the postback 4) Upon successful completion, Update data and redirect user/update view state 5) HTML sent to browser
B. 1) Evaluate expressions and method calls for the main page and custom components 2) Decode View State 3) Upon successful completion, Update data and redirect user/update view state 4) Upon successful completion, Evaluate the action that triggered the postback 5) HTML sent to browser
C. 1) Decode View State 2) Evaluate expressions and method calls for the main page and custom components 3) Upon successful completion, Update data and redirect user/update view state 4) Upon successful completion, Evaluate the action that triggered the postback 5) HTML sent to browser
The "action" attribute on
A. Get request
B. Postback request
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