AD0-E725 by Adobe Actual Free Exam Questions And Answers

Question 1

An Adobe Commerce Developer is tasked with configuring a custom module to allow for different behaviors of a core class without altering the original class code.
How should the Developer achieve this flexibility by leveraging Magento's dependency injection system?

A. Use a transient object in the di.xml file.

B. Use virtual types in the di.xml file.

C. Use constructor arguments in the di.xml file.

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Question 2

A Developer applies multiple quality patches to an Adobe Commerce Cloud store. After deployment, the Developer discovers that one of the patches is causing issues.
What is the correct procedure to safely remove or revert the problematic quality patch?

A. Execute command in magento-cloud:
./vendor/bin/ece-patches revert <patch-id>

B. Delete the quality patch from the file magento.app.yaml.

C. Delete the quality patch from the file magento.env.yaml.

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Question 3

A Developer creates daily cron jobs to automate a client's business processes, including automated stock imports via CSV files once per day. After a few days, it is noted that the cron jobs do not run daily. The Developer discovers the cron jobs are sometimes assigned a missed status and do not execute, and other cron jobs become stuck during the execution time of the custom cron jobs.
Which option should the Developer use to ensure the cron jobs consistently run each day?

A. Implement a custom group for the cron jobs in the crontab.xml.

B. Set the cron jobs to run multiple times per day instead of once daily.

C. In the execute() function, implement a lock checker to make sure the cron runs alone.

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Question 4

A Developer is integrating a custom third-party gift card system into the Adobe Commerce checkout. During checkout, a customer enters a store-bought gift card for payment, and depending on external API checks, the gift card is verified and allowed to be used on the order.
Which approach should be used for the internal processing of such functionality?

A. Directly subtract the gift card amount from the order, keeping no history of the discount transaction.

B. Create a unique voucher code for each gift card usage request which grants a discount on the order's total.

C. Create an Adobe Commerce gift card account and manage the account using the gift card repositories.

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Correct Answer: B Vote an answer

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Question 5

An Adobe Commerce Developer is tasked to frequently send data to a third-party API. The API utilizes a JSON Web Token (JWT) that expires every hour. The developer decides to store the JWT in a custom cache.
Which step should the Developer take to implement this new custom cache type correctly?

A. Define the custom cache type in the di.xml, ensuring the cache model implements CacheInterface.

B. Define the custom cache type in cache.xml with a unique name and instance.

C. Define the custom cache type directly in system.xml at the website level.

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Correct Answer: B Vote an answer

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Question 6

A Developer discovers that inline scripts are no longer working. This issue occurred after upgrading to the latest version of Adobe Commerce. When checking the console, the errors indicate that the scripts are not allowed to execute.
The following is an example script:
<div id="action-div" onclick="someComponent('title')">Action</div>
How should the Developer adapt the script to run properly according to security practices?

A. <?php echo $secureRenderer->renderEventListenerAsTag('onclick', 'someComponent(\'title\')', '#action- div'); ?>

B. <?php echo $escaper->renderSecureTag('<div id="action-div" onclick="someComponent(\'title\')"
>Action</div>'); ?>

C. <?php echo $block->renderAllowedElement('<div id="action-div" onclick="someComponent(\'title\')"
>Action</div>'); ?>

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