Free Salesforce Plat-Dev-210 Actual Exam Questions s - Question 15 Discussion

D imo since it properly treats BlkCases as an array of case objects with all the right fields, matching the repeat block setup exactly. The other options either miss that or mix up field names.

A vs D? The key is that BlkCases has to be a repeat block, so it should be an array of case objects. Option A clearly shows BlkCases as an array with multiple objects inside, each having the right keys matching the labels. D tries something similar but its syntax looks off for a standard repeat block—it's more nested or differently structured. So I’d go with A since it matches the repeat block definition more cleanly.

It’s D because it shows BlkCases as an array of objects, which fits the repeat block requirement, plus each case has all the keys matching the label names without spaces. The other options either don’t format BlkCases as an array or mix up the element names. This structure matches what the question asks for to display all six values correctly.

I’m wondering if option C might be off since it doesn’t clearly treat BlkCases as a repeat block array. Could the key difference be how the JSON nests or arrays those six values?

I think option A could work here because it shows each element’s name matching the labels exactly and treats BlkCases as an array. The other options either flatten the data too much or don’t keep the consistent naming, which might mess up displaying all six values correctly. A seems to have the cleanest structure for this repeat block.

Maybe D on this one. It looks like D explicitly shows BlkCases as an array with the correct element names matching the labels, and it includes all six values without mixing up nesting. The others either flatten the repeat block or miss some values. D seems to handle the repeat block structure cleanly, which is key here.

B tbh, option B also shows the BlkCases as an array, which matches the repeat block requirement. The other options either have incorrect nesting or treat BlkCases as a single object instead of an array. So B could work if the structure and element names line up with what the action expects. It’s not just about having the array but making sure the element names inside it match exactly without spaces. That’s why options like A and D feel off—they either flatten or don’t format the repeat block properly.

I’m sticking with C here because it shows BlkCases as an array, which is what the Repeat Block needs, right? The other options either don’t have the right nesting or seem to flatten those repeated items. D looks close but might be missing the array structure, which could mess up displaying all six values. Does anyone think D actually handles repeat blocks differently that might still work?

It’s C, only that one nests the BlkCases as a proper array for all six items.

Option B looks off because it doesn’t format the repeat block as an array properly; the values seem flattened. So, I’d rule out B for capturing all six values correctly.

Looks like Option C matches the repeat block structure with all values shown correctly. The JSON arrays align with the BlkCases repeat block setup.