A developer in a Salesforce org with 100 Accounts executes the following code using the Developer console: Account myAccount = new Account(Name = 'MyAccount');Insert myAccount;For (Integer x = 0; x < 250; x++)
{Account newAccount = new Account (Name='MyAccount' + x);try {Insert newAccount;}catch (Exception ex) {System.debug (ex) ;}}insert new Account (Name='myAccount'); How many accounts are in the org after this code is run?

Which two statements accurately represent the MVC framework implementation in Salesforce? Choose 2 answers

A developer created a Visualforce page and custom controller to display the account type field as shown below. Custom controller code: public class customCtrlr{ private Account theAccount; public String actType; public customCtrlr() { theAccount = [SELECT Id, Type FROM Account WHERE Id = :apexPages.currentPage().getParameters().get('id')]; actType = theAccount.Type; } } Visualforce page snippet: The Account Type is {!actType} The value of the account type field is not being displayed correctly on the page. Assuming the custom controller is property referenced on the Visualforce page, what should the developer do to correct the problem?

When a user edits the postal Code on an Account, a custom Account text field named. Timezone' must be updated based on the values in a PostalCodeToTimezone_c custom ogject.
Which two automationtools can be used to implement this feature?
Choose 2 answers

Cloud Kicks Fitness, an ISV Salesforce partner, is developing a managed package application. One of the application modules allows the user to calculate body fat using the Apex class, BodyFat, and its method, calculateBodyFat(). The product owner wants to ensure this method is accessible by the consumer of the application when developing customizations outside the ISV's package namespace.
Which approach should a developer take to ensure calculateBodyFat() is accessible outside the package namespace?