A developer is tasked with creating a Lightning web component that is responsive on various devices. Which two components should help accomplish this goal?

• A. Lightning-navigation
• B. Lightning-input-location
• C. Lightning-layout-item
• D. Lightning-layout

Universal Charities (UC) uses Salesforce to collect electronic donations in the form of credit card deductions from individuals and corporations. When a customer service agent enters the credit card information, it must be sent to a 3rd-party payment processor for the donation to be processed. UC uses one payment processor for individuals and a different one for corporations. What should a developer use to store the payment processor settings for the different payment processors, so that their system administrator can modify the settings once they are deployed, if needed?

• A. Custom metadata
• B. Custom label
• C. Hierarchy custom setting
• D. List custom setting

What is a benefit of JavaScript remoting over Visualforce Remote Objects?

• A. Does not require any JavaScript code
• B. Does not require any Apex code
• C. Allows for specified re-render targets
• D. Supports complex server-side application logic

A developer wants to write a generic Apex method that will compare the Salesforce Name field between any two object records. For example, to compare the Name field of an Account and an Opportunity; or the Name of an Account and a Contact. Assuming the Name field exists, how should the developer do this?4

• A. Use a String.replace() method to parse the contents of each Name field and then compare the results.567
• B. Use the Salesforce Metadata API to extrac8t the value of each object and compare the Name fields.910
• C. Cast each object into an sObject and use sObject.get('Name') to compare the Name fields.1112
• D. Invo13ke a Schema.describe() function to compare the14 values of each Name field.

Consider the following code snippet:
Java
01 public with sharing class AccountsController{
03 @AuraEnabled
04 public List<Account> getAllAccounts(){
05 return [Select Id, Name, Industry FROM Account];
06 }
08 }
As part of the deployment cycle, a developer creates the following test class:
Java
@isTest
private class AccountsController_Test{
@TestSetup
private static void makeData(){
User user1 = [Select Id FROM User WHERE Profile.Name = 'System Administrator' ... LIMIT 1]; User user2 = [Select Id FROM User WHERE Profile.Name = 'Standard User' ... LIMIT 1]; TestUtils.insertAccounts(10,user1.Id); TestUtils.insertAccounts(20,user2.Id);
}
@isTest
private static void testGetAllAccounts(){
// Query the Standard User into memory
List<Account> result = AccountsController.getAllAccounts();
System.assertEquals(20,result.size());
}
}
When the test class runs, the assertion fails. Which change should the developer implement in the Apex test method to ensure the test method executes successfully?

• A. Add System.runAs(User) to line 14 and enclose line 15 within Test.startTest() and Test.stopTest().
• B. Add @IsTest(seeAllData=true) to line 12 and enclose lines 15 and 16 within Test.startTest() and Test.
  stopTest().
• C. Query the Standard User into memory and enclose lines 15 and 16 within the System.runAs(user) method.
• D. Query the Administrator user into memory and enclose lines 15 and 16 within the System.runAs(user) method.