A developer runs the following anonymous code block:List<Account> acc = [SELECT Id FROM Account LIMIT 10];Delete acc;Database.emptyRecycleBin(acc);system.debug(Limits.getDMLStatements()+ ', '
+Limits.getLimitDMLStatements());What is the result?

• A.2, 150
• B.11, 150
• C.150, 11
• D.150, 2

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How should a developer create a new custom exception class?

• A.public class CustomException implements Exception{}
• B.(Exception)CustomException ex = new Exception();
• C.CustomException ex = new (CustomException)Exception();
• D.public class CustomException extends Exception{}

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Considering the following code snippet:

When the code executes a DML exception is thrown.
How should the developer modify the code to ensure exceptions are handled gracefully?

• A.Implement the upsert DML statement.
• B.Remove null items from the list if Accounts.
• C.Implement a try/catch block for the DML.
• D.Implement Change Data Capture

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What is a benefit of using a trigger framework?

• A.Simplifies addition of context-specific logic
• B.Reduces trigger execution time
• C.Increases trigger governor limits
• D.Allows functional code to be tested b

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An Account trigger updates all related Contacts and Cases each time an Account is saved using the following two DML statements:
update allContacts; update allCases;
What is the result if the Case update exceeds the governor limit for maximum number of DML records?

• A.The Account save is retried using a smaller trigger batch size.
• B.The Account save fails and no Contacts or Cases are updated
• C.The Account save succeeds, Contacts are updated, but Cases are not.
• D.The Account save succeeds and no Contacts or Cases are updated

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