Salesforce Certified Platform Developer II Practice Mode

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• Chose D1

  D can be done from an after insert trigger + @future annotation. Ensures that account exists in Salesforce before doing the callout. A is not correct: @future methods can only be invoked from Apex classes, not declarative automation like Process Builder B is not correct: Incorrect, because Process Builder executes synchronously, and callouts are not allowed synchronously within a transaction. @InvocableMethod does not support callouts directly unless it is executed asynchronously, which is not the case here. C is not correct: A trigger calling an @InvocableMethod directly would still run synchronously and fail due to the callout restriction. @InvocableMethod does not support asynchronous execution unless explicitly handled with Queueable or Future methods

• Chose B1

  Ans is B

• 1

  C and D can't update Address field in After context A use @future annotation =>It's made async function, so that we can't catch value of Address field by sycn way I'll will go for B answer, which the best choice I considered.