"Code 100 Apex" is an error that can occur when using the Salesforce Apex programming language. This error typically occurs when there is a problem with the syntax of the Apex code, or when the Apex code is trying to perform an operation that is not allowed.
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1. Check that all lines of code are properly indented
There are a few different ways to check that all lines of code are properly indented in order to fix code 100 apex. One way is to use a code editor like Sublime Text, Atom, or Vim and use the "indent" command to properly indent each line. Another way is to use a code formatter like Reformat Code or JSHint and check that all lines of code are properly indented.
2. Use proper casing for all keywords
- Use the proper suffix for all keywords.
- Use the proper capitalization for all keywords.
- Use the proper spelling for all keywords.
- Use the proper prefix for all keywords.
3. Declare all variables before using them
- Declare the variable you wish to use
- Set the variable's type
- Assign the value to the variable
- Use the variable
4. Use white space to improve readability
There are a few guidelines that can be followed to improve code readability by using white space:
- Use consistent white space throughout the code.
- Use a consistent font size and typeface throughout the code.
- Use a consistent indentation level throughout the code.
- Use a consistent line length throughout the code.
- Use a consistent block structure throughout the code.
If the answers above didn't work then you should also try:
- Follow the recommended naming conventions
- Use comments to document code
- Remove unused code
- Use a code linter to check for errors