Salesforce Exam DEX-450 Topic 6 Question 110 Discussion

Actual exam question for Salesforce's DEX-450 exam

Question #: 110
Topic #: 6

Universal Containers wants to assess the advantages of declarative development versus programmatic customization for specific use cases in its Salesforce implementation.

What are two characteristics of declarative development over programmatic customization?

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ADeclarative development does not require Apex test classes.

BDeclarative development has higher design limits and query limits,

CDeclarative development can be done using the Setup menu.

DDeclarative code logic does not require maintenance or review.

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Suggested Answer: A

by Antonio at Mar 06, 2025, 12:10 PM

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Charlesetta

2 months ago

I'm a little confused, isn't declarative development supposed to be, you know, declarative? Like, not requiring any code at all? But these options make it sound like it's still some kind of coding work. Hmm, maybe I need to brush up on my Salesforce knowledge a bit more. *scratches head*

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Han

1 days ago

User 1: Declarative development in Salesforce can be done using the Setup menu.

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Cherry

2 months ago

B and C, hands down. Declarative development is the way to go - higher limits and the convenience of the Setup menu. It's like having a personal assistant doing all the hard work for you. 'Just tell me what you want, and I'll make it happen!' *winks*

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Rutha

1 months ago

Declarative development really does feel like having a personal assistant. It's like magic!

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Staci

1 months ago

Absolutely, having higher design limits and using the Setup menu makes everything so much more convenient.

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Corinne

1 months ago

I agree, B and C are definitely the way to go. Declarative development is so much easier to work with.

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Donette

2 months ago

I'm going with C and D. Declarative development is the easy street, no maintenance or review required. Just set it and forget it, am I right? Though, I wonder if that's really a good thing... Hmm, nevermind, that's a problem for future me.

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Rosalia

2 months ago

B and C are the way to go. Declarative development is the future, with higher limits and the convenience of the Setup menu. Plus, it's the perfect excuse to avoid all that complex coding stuff. 'I'm just a point-and-click kind of person, you know?'

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Mary

17 days ago

Exactly, it's the perfect excuse to avoid all that complex coding stuff.

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Caitlin

22 days ago

I prefer declarative development too. No need to worry about maintaining code logic.

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Eliz

24 days ago

I agree, using the Setup menu makes everything so much more convenient.

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Rodrigo

1 months ago

B and C are definitely the way to go. Declarative development is so much easier.

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Sherell

2 months ago

A and C seem like the obvious choices here. Declarative development is all about the drag-and-drop magic in the Setup menu, and let's be real, who needs those pesky Apex test classes anyway? #LazyDev

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