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

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What is the transaction limit on the number of "sendEmail" method calls?

• A.20
• B.10
• C.50
• D.100
• E.There is no limit

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The test method above tests in Apex trigger that the developer knows will make a lot of queries when a lot of Accounts are simultaneously updated to be customers.
The test method fails at the Line 20 because of too many SOQL queries.
What is the correct way to fix this?

• A.Replace most of the Apex Trigger with Process Builder processes to reduce the number of queries in the trigger
• B.Add Test.startTest() before Line 18 of the code and add Test.stopTest() after line 18 of the code
• C.Change the DataFactory class to create fewer Accounts so that the number of queries in the trigger is reduced
• D.Add Test.startTest() before and Test.stopTest() after both Line 7 of the code and Line 20 of the code

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A developer writes the following code:

While testing the code, the developer receives the following error message: System.CalloutException : You have uncommitted work pending What should the developer do? (Choose two.)

• A.Move the web service callout into an future method
• B.Ensure all callouts are completed prior to executing DML statements
• C.Use the asyncSend() method of the HTTP class to send the request in async context
• D.Use Database.insert (order, true) to immediately commit any database changes

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Sometimes events on Salesforce need to be handled by an external system due to the scale or type of process being executed. Consider the use case of a user in Salesforce needing to get pricing for an order they are building in Salesforce while on the phone with a customer. The pricing logic already exists in a third-party system. Instead of recreating this logic in Salesforce, it will be leveraged by making a request of the third-party system. The response, in this case the pricing, will be returned and stored back in Salesforce. What is the optimal solution?

• A.An ETL tool to process batches of newly saved Orders every few minutes to store the pricing back in Salesforce
• B.An Apex trigger that upon saving the Order will make a real-time Apex callout, saving the pricing back in Salesforce
• C.A Visualforce page that can make a real-time Apex callout to display and save the pricing back in Salesforce
• D.A Process Builder process and Outbound Message to fetch the pricing upon save and store the pricing in Salesforce

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