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Coding Standards Quiz

Test your knowledge on coding standards and best practices with our engaging quiz! Perfect for developers and anyone looking to sharpen their skills in programming.

In this quiz, you will explore:

Coding conventions
Best practices for data management
Language settings for applications
Methods for data validation

5 Questions1 MinutesCreated by CodingNinja123

What could be done for this image to follow our coding standard?

Add comments to explain the logic

Limit only to 20 nodes

Re-align the nodes going downwards

All of the above

When getting a total price of a cart, which one is recommended?

Use for each to iterate the products then add each price to get the total

Use an aggregate that sums the total price of the cart products

Iterate the products then check with another aggregate if correct

Do not add total

Where should we set the default language set for a specific tenant?

Site Property

Session Variable

Client Variable

We should not store defaults for a tenant

I want to display a calculated column on a table, I could best achieve this by:

Create a different web block to get the calculation and drag the web block on the table

Create a function that calculates the field and use the function directly on an expression in the table

If possible, add a variable on the aggregate and calculating there the value needed to be displayed

We cannot add a column that is not in the aggregate it is connected to

I want to check if a record being saved is a duplicate or not. Which steps are the best to do?

Use aggregate to filter the duplicates then use the .Empty property to see if a duplicate exists or not.

Use aggregate to filter the duplicates, set the aggregate's Max Record to 1, then use the .Empty property to see if a duplicate exists or not.

Use aggregate filtered to find duplicates

Use aggregate to filter the duplicates, set the aggregate's Max Record to 100 to make sure, then use the .Empty property to see if a duplicate exists or not.

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