Apex Use Case 28 | Chapter 87 | Salesforce Developer Masterclass

[@SfdcLearner]

Yes, Understood. First we fetch all Cases and loop them and check if First case Record caseOrigin is Already contains in Map if it contains then we will get values of that Origin ID and add case record to that Origin ID in Map, If it not contains then we will put new origin ID and case record.

[@salesforcemakessense]

that's absolutely correct. kudos.

[@awesomekj5812]

Yup it made sense and I agree having couple of list within map and looping through them is tough and difficult to understand. I hope your examples will help us there. Thanks

[@salesforcemakessense]

@@awesomekj5812 yesss 🙂

[@naveenyalamala]

nobody will remember: - your salary 💸 - how "busy you were" 💻 - how many hours you worked ⏰ people will remember: you for writing SOQL and DML inside the loop

[@salesforcemakessense]

@@naveenyalamala hahah golden truth!

[@HemantRao-ym5hn]

Sir instanceation nhi hua clear

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[@HemantRao-ym5hn]

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