Example 1: Record-Triggered Flow Goal: When an Opportunity is moved to Closed Won , automatically (1) create a follow-up Task for the owner and (2) set the related Account’s Customer Status to Active . 1) Create the flow Go to Setup → Process Automation → Flows → New Flow . Choose Record-Triggered Flow → Create . Object: Opportunity Trigger: “A record is updated ” Entry Conditions: StageName Equals Closed Won When to Run the Flow for Updated Records: Only when a record is updated to meet the condition requirements (prevents repeated runs). Optimize the Flow For: Actions and Related Records (After Save) (needed because we’ll create a Task and update an Account). Click Done . 2) (Optional) Add a formula resource for due date In the Manager tab → New Resource . Resource Type: Formula | Data Type: Date API Name: FollowUpDueDate Formula: TODAY() + 3 Click Done . 3) Create the follow-up Task Drag Create Records onto th...

  C# Interview Questions (50) 1. What is C#? Answer: C# is a modern, object-oriented programming language developed by Microsoft, running on the .NET framework. It’s used for building Windows applications, web services, and games via Unity. 2. Explain value types vs. reference types. Answer: Value types (e.g., int , struct ) store data directly in memory, while reference types (e.g., class , string ) store references to memory locations. Value types are stack-allocated; reference types are heap-allocated. 3. What is boxing and unboxing? Answer: Boxing converts a value type to a reference type (e.g., int to object ). Unboxing converts a reference type back to a value type. Both impact performance due to memory overhead. 4. What is the static keyword? Answer: static declares members (methods, fields) that belong to the type itself, not instances. A static class cannot be instantiated. 5. Explain delegates. Answer: Delegates are type-safe function pointers that reference meth...