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What is the use of this keyword in Salesforce Apex?
What is the use of this keyword in Salesforce Apex ?
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Hello Anurag
This keyword defines a method/variable that is only initialized once, and is associated with an (outer) class, and initialization code.
Example:
public class Foo {
public Foo(String s) { /* … */}
public foo() {
this(‘memes repeat’); }
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Hi Anurag,
This keyword represents the current instance of a class, in constructor chaining.
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