Exam Certified Platform Developer II topic 1 question 104 discussion

"A" is the only one that could be true. It doesn't define "acc", so it could be true. "D" doesn't reference the method name.

I will go with option A for this one. To call a method with an sObject parameter, you need to pass an instance of a specific sObject type, such as Account, Contact, or Opportunity2. Based on this, I think the correct answer is A. processList (acc), where acc is an instance of Account sObject. Example: List<sObject> myList = new List<sObject>(); myList.add(new Account(Name = 'Acme', Phone = '111-111-1111')); myList.add(new Account(Name = 'Beta', Phone = '222-222-2222')); static void processList(List<sObject> input) { for (sObject obj : input) { Account acc = (Account) obj; System.debug('Name: ' + acc.Name + ', Phone: ' + acc.Phone); } } processList(myList);

D is correct, tested and it gives no error

I think this is a poorly constructed question. But C makes more sense if only if it's Account instead of sObject.

Correct Answer D, sObject is not supported on queries. the SOSL query returns a list of list of sObject so it cannot be the right answer.