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Salesforce Apex Master Class (Ep. 16) – What are Collections in Apex?

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Have you ever wished your variables could store a TON of records/data in them???? Well no worries at all, collections are here to help you. In this video we’re gonna go over Lists, Sets, and Maps and when to use all of them. At the end of it you will be a master of collections in Apex!

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