Adobe Exam AD0-E712 Topic 2 Question 44 Discussion

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Question #: 44
Topic #: 2

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What is the purpose of the full page cache?

ATo make sure the content of all pages is always up to date on the storefront.

BTo improve page response time and reduce the server load.

CTo enable private content to be stored on the server safely while improving performance.

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by Leigha at Mar 22, 2025, 09:34 PM

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2 days ago

C) Oooh, storing private content safely while boosting performance? Count me in!

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12 days ago

I need that full page cache to keep up with my lightning-fast online shopping sessions. No more waiting around!

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16 days ago

I believe the full page cache also helps in delivering a better user experience by loading pages faster.

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18 days ago

B) To improve page response time and reduce the server load. Sounds like a solid purpose to me.

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22 days ago

I agree with Oneida. It helps in serving cached content quickly without hitting the server every time.

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27 days ago

I think the purpose of the full page cache is to improve page response time and reduce server load.

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