Yash Pareek
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Hello Prafull,
Good Evening
Thank you so much for responding for my query. But my doubt here is that keySet() returns a set and here it is being passed in a list constructor so is is converting the set to List?
Set<String> sStrings = oppty.Map.keySet();
List<Id> opptyIds= = new List<Id>(sStrings);
Is is what is really happening? A set is being converted to list?
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