Describe the Testing Framework and Requirements for Deployment. PLATFORM-DEVELOPER-I Practice Questions (Page 1)

Questions 1–5

1. 1foundation · easy

   Where can you view the results of Apex test execution in Salesforce?

   • AIn the Setup menu under 'Test Results'
   • BIn the Developer Console under the Tests tab
   • CIn the Salesforce Home page's Recent Items list
   • DIn the Lightning Experience's 'Tests' app
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2. 2expert · hard

   A developer is writing a test for a method that performs a large number of DML operations. The developer is concerned that the method will exceed the governor limits if the test data is created in the same context. Which approach should the developer use to ensure the method's limits are measured separately?

   • ACreate the test data before Test.startTest(), then call Test.startTest(), call the method, and then call Test.stopTest().
   • BWrap the method call in a try-catch block to handle limit exceptions.
   • CUse the @isTest(SeeAllData=true) annotation to increase the governor limits.
   • DCall Test.startTest(), create the test data, then call the method, and then call Test.stopTest().
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4. 3foundation · easy

   What is the required access modifier for a test class in Salesforce?

   • Aprivate
   • Bpublic
   • Cprotected
   • Dglobal
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5. 4foundation · easy

   What is the purpose of Test.startTest() and Test.stopTest() in an Apex test method?

   • ATo mark the beginning and end of the test method for code coverage calculation
   • BTo ensure that the test method runs asynchronously
   • CTo prevent the test method from being included in the deployment
   • DTo isolate test data and provide a separate set of governor limits for the code being tested
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6. 5application · medium

   A developer is writing a test for a method that performs a complex calculation and then updates a large number of records. The developer wants to ensure that the method's governor limit usage is measured independently from the test setup. Which code pattern should the developer use?

   • ACall Test.startTest() after the method call and Test.stopTest() before the assertion.
   • BWrap the entire test method in a try-catch block to handle limit exceptions.
   • CUse the @isTest(SeeAllData=true) annotation to increase the governor limits.
   • DCall Test.startTest() before the method call and Test.stopTest() after it.
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