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No.# Option B Is Risky:
. A Scheduleable and Batchable class that queries the Catalog object and updates the Catalog Items if the Catalog CurrencyIsoCode is different

Querying Catalogs and then loading all their children (up to millions total) in execute() will likely:
Hit query row limits (50k total rows across SOQL queries).
Cause heap size issues or CPU timeouts if too many Catalog Items are loaded per Catalog.
❌ Poor fit for a parent-to-child large-volume use case.
❌ You can't guarantee CatalogItem[] processing stays within batch-safe limits.

No.# Option A is Correct. A Scheduleable and Batchable class that queries the Catalog Item object and updates the Catalog Items if the Catalog CurrencyIsoCode is different

You batch directly on Catalog Items, which allows you to process children in manageable 200-record chunks.
This keeps you safely under the 50,000-row query limit per transaction.
In each batch, you can reference the parent Catalog (via CatalogId) and compare the CurrencyIsoCode before updating.
✅ Scalable even when 1 Catalog has >50k children.
✅ You stay within Apex limits by controlling batch size and records per execution.

No.# Option D is correct answer.

multipleRows="true": Allows wrapping to next line on small screens.
size="12": Makes each item take full width on small devices.
largeDeviceSize="6": Keeps them side-by-side (6+6) only on large screens.

No.# The correct answer is C. Use Database.executeBatch() to invoke a Database.Batchable class.

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No.# Correct Answer: A. The event is fired from a custom renderer
Explanation:
In Aura Components, using custom renderers (renderer.js) gives you low-level access to the DOM and component lifecycle. However, firing an event inside a custom renderer (like afterRender or rerender) can cause an infinite loop if:

The event causes the component to rerender

The rerender causes the event to fire again, creating a loop

This is a known anti-pattern in Aura development.

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No.# Answer A

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No.# A and C are wrong because of this rule:
"If you specify the smallDeviceSize, mediumDeviceSize, or largeDeviceSize attributes, you must also specify the size attribute."
D is correct, we are specifying the behaviour for large devices with largeDeviceSize attribute, and for smaller devices multipleRows=true should take care and do the job of breaking the row in 2.

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@isTest
static void testUpdateSuccess(){
Account acct = new Account (Name = 'test');
insert acct;

//Add code here

extension.inputValue = 'test';
PageReference pageRef = extension.update();
System.assertNotEquals(null, pageRef);
}

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https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/atlas.en-us.apexcode.meta/apexcode/apex_classes_annotation_rest_resource.htm
RestResource Annotation
The @RestResource annotation is used at the class level and enables you to expose an Apex class as a REST resource.