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What is a Wrapper Class in Salesforce?
What is a Wrapper Class in Salesforce?
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A Wrapper Class is a class whose instances are a collection of other objects and is used to display different objects on a Visual force page in the same table.
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Wrapper Class in Apex Salesforce : A wrapper or container class is a class, a data structure, or an abstract data type which contains different objects or collection of objects as its members. A wrapper class is a custom object defined by programmer wherein he defines the wrapper class properties.
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