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How to Write SOQL in Apex? | Salesforce Developer

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In Apex, you can write SOQL (Salesforce Object Query Language) queries to retrieve data from Salesforce objects. Here's a basic example of how to write SOQL in Apex: ```apex List<Account> accounts = [SELECT Id, Name FROM Account]; ``` In this example: - `List<Account>` defines the variable type as a list of Account objects. You can replace `Account` with any Salesforce object you want to query. - Salesforce CRM Online Training - `[SELECT Id, Name FROM Account]` is the SOQL query enclosed in square brackets . Inside the query, you specify the fields you want to retrieve (`Id` and `Name` in this case) from the `Account` object. Here's another example where you filter the results based on certain conditions: ```apex List<Contact> contacts = [SELECT Id, FirstName, LastName FROM Contact WHERE AccountId = :someAccountId]; ``` In this example: - `WHERE AccountId = :someAccountId` is the filter condition that restricts the results to only th

Salesforce Platform: Understanding Lightning Component

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Lightning Components are a user interface (UI) framework for developing dynamic web apps for mobile and desktop devices. They are part of the Salesforce Lightning Platform, which provides tools and services for rapidly building applications on the Salesforce platform. - Salesforce CRM Training Course Key Concepts: 1. Component-Based Architecture: Lightning Components follow a component-based architecture where the UI is built by assembling components. Components are reusable units of code that encapsulate HTML , JavaScript , and CSS . 2. Event-Driven Architecture: Communication between components in a Lightning application is facilitated through events. Components can communicate with each other by firing events and handling them. 3. Lightning App Builder: Salesforce provides a visual development tool called the Lightning App Builder , which allows users to create custom interfaces by dragging and dropping Lightning Components onto a canvas. 4. Lightning Design System (S