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How do I write a test class in Salesforce Apex?
How do I write a test class in Salesforce Apex?
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The test class are written under @isTest annotation. By using this annotation for test class we maintain code limit as it is not counted in it.
The Test Class In Apex Salesforce does not have access to any of the data which is stored in the related Salesforce org by default.We need to create raw-data for test class in our test class itself. By adding SeeAllData=true to @isTest annotation i.e. @isTest(SeeAllData=true) grants the access to the all the data of the related Salesforce org.
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