- AA project build
- BA model build
- CA project rebuild
D365 F&O MCQ Questions - X++ Programming Language MCQ - Quiz
- AOnly at the beginning of a method
- BOnly at the beginning of a class declaration
- CAnywhere in the code (“in-line”)
- DAnywhere within a form
- A
a) If(InputDate != datenull()){ Throw error(“Wrong selection of date”);}Else If(inputDate > systemDateGet()){Throw error(“Wrong selection of date”);} - B
b) If(InputDate == datenull() || inputDate > systemDateGet()){ Throw error(“Wrong selection of date”);} - C
c) If(InputDate != datenull()){ Throw error(“Wrong selection of date”); If(inputDate > systemDateGet()) { Throw error(“Wrong selection of date”); }} - D
d) If(InputDate != datenull()){ Throw error(“Wrong selection of date”);}If(inputDate > systemDateGet()){ Throw error(“Wrong selection of date”);}
- AMake it complicated
- BAlways keep it the same
- C Keep it simple
- ACreate a new entity and copy all the properties from VendorInvoiceLineEntity.
- BExtend VendorInvoiceLineEntity.
- COverlayer your changes on the existing VendorInvoiceLineEntity.
- DEdit VendorInvoiceLineEntity directly.
- AOverlayering-based development
- BLegacy development
- CExtension-based development
- DNone of the above
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- A. A project build
- B. A model build
- C. A project rebuild
Remarks:
Explanation:
Justification:
- A project build will perform a build on only the elements in a project that have changed.
- A model build will perform a build on only the elements that have changed in particular package where the model resides.
- Performing a project rebuild will force a build of all elements within the project, regardless of whether they have changed.
Related Lesson: Performing Builds
- A. Only at the beginning of a method
- B. Only at the beginning of a class declaration
- C. Anywhere in the code (“in-line”)
- D. Anywhere within a form
Remarks:
Explanation:
Justification:
- Variables can be declared at the beginning of a method. However, they may be declared elsewhere as well.
- Variables may be declared at the beginning of a class declaration. However, they may be declared elsewhere as well.
- Variables can be declared anywhere in the code for small scopes. In-line variable declaration means you can declare and define the variable in a block of code as you plan to use it.
- Variables are not declared on forms themselves.
Related Lesson: Variable Declaration
- A. ==
- B. =
- C. +=
- D. !=
Remarks:
Explanation:
Justification:
- The “==” is used as a relational operator between the field and the value of 1 in this example. This returns “true” when the two expressions are equal.
- The “=” operator is an assignment operator. Therefore, it is used when assigning values to variables. It is not a relational operator.
- The “+=” is an assignment operator that increments the value of the variable on the left by the value of the expression on the right.
- The “!=” operator is a relational operator returns “true” if the expressions are NOT equal.
Related Lesson: Data Updates
- A. True
- B. False
Remarks:
Explanation:
Justification:
- True: This statement is true. The insert command is used on a table buffer.
Related Lesson: Data Insert
- A. <pre class = "prettyprint"><xmp>a) If(InputDate != datenull()){ Throw error(“Wrong selection of date”);}Else If(inputDate > systemDateGet()){Throw error(“Wrong selection of date”);}</xmp></pre>
- B. <pre class = "prettyprint"><xmp>b) If(InputDate == datenull() || inputDate > systemDateGet()){ Throw error(“Wrong selection of date”);}</xmp></pre>
- C. <pre class = "prettyprint"><xmp>c) If(InputDate != datenull()){ Throw error(“Wrong selection of date”); If(inputDate > systemDateGet()) { Throw error(“Wrong selection of date”); }}</xmp></pre>
- D. <pre class = "prettyprint"><xmp>d) If(InputDate != datenull()){ Throw error(“Wrong selection of date”);}If(inputDate > systemDateGet()){ Throw error(“Wrong selection of date”);}</xmp></pre>
Remarks:
Explanation:
Justification:
- This statement is incorrect in the initial comparison. It states that if the input date is not null (that is, it contains a value), then throw an error. This does not meet the requirement, which states to throw an error if the input date is in fact null.
- This statement correctly performs the comparison against the input date. The first comparison checks to see if the input date is equal to null, or if it is after today’s date. If either of these conditions is met, the throw error is then executed.
- This statement is incorrect in the initial comparison. It states that if the input date is not null (i.e. it contains a value), then throw an error. This does not meet the requirement, which states to throw an error if the input date is in fact null.
- This statement is incorrect in the initial comparison. It states that if the input date is not null (that is, it contains a value), then throw an error. This does not meet the requirement, which states to throw an error if the input date is in fact null.
Related Lesson: Code Statements
- A. True
- B. False
Remarks:
Explanation:
Justification:
- False: This statement is false. Roles are not specific to a company or organization. The administrator can still specify a company or organization context for a particular user in a role, however.
Related Lesson: Security Architecture Overview
- A. Make it complicated
- B. Always keep it the same
- C. Keep it simple
Remarks:
Explanation:
- A. Incorrect: You do not want an overly complicated branching strategy because it will cause unnecessary work and planning.
- B. Incorrect: You do not want the branching strategy to be the same for every implementation; each implementation is unique.
- C. Correct: Keep the branching structure simple without over complicating it, making sure your strategy is easy to navigate and will produce the correct code flow for your implementation.
- A. Individual task modeling
- B. Batch bundling
- C. Top picking
Remarks:
Explanation:
- A. Incorrect: The individual task modeling does not handle multiple records well.
- B. Incorrect: Because the run time varies between work items, the batch bundling approach does not handle the uneven workload well.
- C. Correct: The top picking approach handles multiple records and handles uneven workloads well.
- A. Create a new entity and copy all the properties from VendorInvoiceLineEntity.
- B. Extend VendorInvoiceLineEntity.
- C. Overlayer your changes on the existing VendorInvoiceLineEntity.
- D. Edit VendorInvoiceLineEntity directly.
Remarks:
Explanation:
Justification:
- A. Incorrect: Creating a new entity and copying the properties won't cause your entity to be loaded instead of the original, so your changes won't take effect in the front end.
- B. Correct: Most elements can be modified by extension.
- C. Incorrect: This option was in older versions but was deprecated because it's less supportable than extensions.
- D. Incorrect: VendorInvoiceLineEntity is a locked system entity, so you couldn't do this if you tried.
- A. Overlayering-based development
- B. Legacy development
- C. Extension-based development
- D. None of the above
Remarks:
Explanation:
Answer: A
Extension-based development is the recommended approach for developing finance and operations apps. This approach allows developers to add functionality to existing model elements and source code without having to modify the base code. This makes it easier to customize and update finance and operations apps to meet the specific needs of businesses.
Overlayering-based development is an older approach to developing finance and operations apps. This approach involves modifying the base code of the app. Overlayering-based development is less flexible and more difficult to maintain than extension-based development.
Legacy development is a term used to describe the development of finance and operations apps using older technologies and approaches. Legacy development is not recommended for new development projects.