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A developer created a Lightning web component for the Account record page that displays the five most recently contacted Contacts for an Account. The Apex method, Contacts, returns a list of Contacts and will be wired to a property in the component. Which two lines must change in the above code to make the Apex method able to be wired? Choose 2 answers
Correct Answer: A,B
To make an Apex method callable from a Lightning Web Component, you need to annotate the method with @AuraEnabled and mark it as cacheable if it's only retrieving data without modifying it. Additionally, the method must be public to be accessible from the component. * Line 04: Needs @AuraEnabled(cacheable=true) to allow the method to be called from the Lightning Web Component and indicate that the method doesn't modify any data, making it suitable for caching. * Line 09: The method getFiveMostRecent should not be private because private methods cannot be called from a Lightning Web Component. Changing it to public (or default, which is equivalent to public within the same namespace) is required. References: Lightning Web Components and Salesforce Data: Developer Documentation @AuraEnabled Annotation: Apex Developer Guide
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Antonio - Jun 03, 2026
To be called froma LWC the method called has to be al least public and static so C is correct, and also have the notation @AuraEnabled {cacheable=true) so D is also correct. A and B don't apply because that method is called inside the Apex class already not from the LWC
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To be called froma LWC the method called has to be al least public and static so C is correct, and also have the notation @AuraEnabled {cacheable=true) so D is also correct. A and B don't apply because that method is called inside the Apex class already not from the LWC
C & D are correct