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// Use this in Execute Anonymous to create 5 Stock Item records
// where the inventory on hand is greater than the minimum stock level

List<Stock_Item__c> itemList = new List<Stock_Item__c>();

for (Integer i = 0; i < 5; i++) {
    Stock_Item__c stockitem = new Stock_Item__c(
    Description__c = 'An item of stock',
    Item_Name__c = ('RAD Item ' + i),
    List_Price__c = (20.00 + (i * 10)),

oakye

// Use this in Execute Anonymous to create 5 Stock Itme records
// where the inventory on hand is less than the minimum stock level

List<Stock_Item__c> itemList = new List<Stock_Item__c>();

for (Integer i = 5; i < 10; i++) {
    Stock_Item__c stockitem = new Stock_Item__c(
    Description__c = 'An item of stock',
    Item_Name__c = ('RAD Item ' + i),
    List_Price__c = (14.99 + (i * 10)),

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trigger createTwoContacts on Account (after insert) {

// Homework from Week 4 of the Salesforce Developer Curriculum
// bit.ly/go-apex
// Write a trigger that creates two identical Contacts whenever an Account is created. 
// Make sure both Contacts are associated with the Account. 
// Use any values for the fields on the Contacts - just make sure to use variables when 
// populating the fields of each Contact to make sure they are identical.

    // create a List to contain the Contacts that are being created

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// This is my submission of Week 2's extra credit from David Liu's
// Salesforce Development Curriculum (bit.ly/go-apex)
// 
// Write a trigger that automatically creates an Account 
// whenever a Lead is created. The Account must be named after the last name of the Lead.


trigger CreateAccountFromLead on Lead (after insert) {
	// create a List that is initially empty
    List<Account> newAcct = new List<Account>();