🌐MAPS - APEX

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Salesforce
Universe: A
Map-tastic
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🌐MAPS - APEX
CRM journey is like
navigating a maze
blindfolded ?
Enter Salesforce
Maps - your trusty
GPS for the world of
sales!🚀🗺️
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Ever get lost searching
for leads?
Picture Salesforce
Maps as your Google
Maps for sales. It
doesn't just find your
destination; it
practically drives you
there!🗺️🎉
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Your sales journey is
like finding hidden
treasures 🗝️💰
Salesforce Maps is the
treasure map, showing
you where "X" marks
the spot for your next
big deal!🏴‍☠️💎
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So, remember, in the
Salesforce universe,
with a good map,
you're never lost -
just cruising through
new opportunities! 🗺️
✨
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Skeletons of map
Map<String, String>
employeeDetails = new
Map<String, String>();
Map<integer, String>
employeeDetails = new
Map<integer, String>();,
String>();

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public class ApexMapExample {
public static void demonstrateMap() {
Map<String, String> employeeDetails = new Map<String,
String>();
employeeDetails.put('Alice', 'Sales');
employeeDetails.put('Bob', 'Marketing');
employeeDetails.put('Charlie', 'Development');
employeeDetails.put('David', 'Support');
String bobDepartment = employeeDetails.get('Bob');
System.debug('Bob works in the ' + bobDepartment + '
department.');
for (String employee : employeeDetails.keySet()) {
String department = employeeDetails.get(employee);
System.debug(employee + ' works in the ' +
department + ' department.');
}
}
public static void main(String[] args) {
demonstrateMap();
}
}

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In this example:

The Map named employeeDetails

has String keys (employee names)
and String values (department
names).
Values are added to the map using
the put method.
A specific value is accessed using
the get method.
The keySet method is used to
iterate through the keys of the
map.

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THANK YOU
for your attention

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