Hi Aditya,

setScale(scale) – Returns the Decimal scaled to the specified number of decimal places, using half-even rounding, if necessary. Half-even rounding mode rounds toward the “nearest neighbor.” If both neighbors are equidistant, the number is rounded toward the even neighbor.

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HI Shweta,

Future methods must be static methods, so we can only return a void type.

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Hi Kirandeep,

We can call a web service from batch class in Salesforce by implementing the below syntax:

global class BatchClassName implements Database.Batchable<sObject>,Database.AllowsCallouts{

}

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Hi Kirandeep,

A setup object is an object that must be edited from the setup or builder area of the platform.

While Non-Setup objects can be all other general objects i.e. Salesforce don’t allow you to run.

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Hi Marziya,

The limit on the number of components which can be included in one Application in Salesforce i.e. per app/cmp is 10,000 inner component limit.

This number is chosen and enforced by the framework.

Hi Kirandeep,

<lightning:breadcrumbs> is a simple navigation scheme which is used to display the path and navigate back to parent page.

Hi Shubham,

Chaining callouts means that the next callout is made only after the response of the previous callout returns.

If the order of the callouts matters, or when a callout is conditional on the response of another callout, you can chain callout requests.

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Hi Anjali,

Salesforce Lightning Events are broadly classified into four:

1.System Events
2.Lightning Application Events from library
3.Application Events
4.Component Events

SYSTEM EVENTS
System events are fired automatically by lightning framework and during component initialization, rendering or attribute value change etc.

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Hi Shweta,

Whenever an organization exceeds a limit, all users in the organization may be temporarily blocked from making additional calls. & also Calls will be blocked until usage for the preceding 24 hours drops below the limit.

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Hi Shweta,

The characteristics of API calls in Salesforce are as follows:

Service Requests and Responses—Your client application prepares and submits a service request to the Lightning Platform Web Service via the API, the Lightning Platform Web Service processes the request and returns a response, and the client application handles the response…[Read more]