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Salesforce Apex Master Class (Ep. 10) – What Are Non-Primitive/Complex Data Types in Apex

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In the last episode we learned all about primitive data types in Apex. In this episode we’re gonna learn all about the non-primitive ones! Yas!!!!!! After this you’re gonna be the master of data types, and continue further on your path to be the greatest Salesforce dev in the history of mankind!

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Salesforce Development Books I Recommend

Advanced Apex Programming
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