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Why we use sObject in code instead of an object?
Why we use sObject in code instead of an object, i.e Account,Contact or any custom object? Can anybody explain something about it?
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Hi Gourav,
sObject is a generic abstract type that corresponds to any persisted object type. The generic sObject can be cast into a specific sObject type and object can be of JSON object. While JSON parsing, after parsing I got object which is of JSON object type. I am referencing that JSON object with object.
Thanks
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