Which two statements are true about Getter and Setter methods as they relate to Visualforce?

A developer must create a lightning component that allows users to input contact record information to create a contact record, including a salary__c custom field. what should the developer use, along with a lightning-record-edit form, so that salary__c field functions as a currency input and is only viewable and editable by users that have the correct field levelpermissions on salary__C?

A Licensed_Professional__c custom object exist in the system with two Master-Detail fields for the following objects: Certification__c and Contact. Users with the "Certification Representative" role can access the Certification records they own and view the related Licensed Professionals records, however users with the "Salesforce representative" role report they cannot view any Licensed professional records even though they own the associated Contact record. What are two likely causes of users in the "Sales Representative" role not being able to access the Licensed Professional records? Choose 2 answers

A developer created a Visualforce page and custom controller to display the account type field as shown below. Custom controller code: public class customCtrlr{ private Account theAccount; public String actType; public customCtrlr() { theAccount = [SELECT Id, Type FROM Account WHERE Id = :apexPages.currentPage().getParameters().get('id')]; actType = theAccount.Type; } } Visualforce page snippet: The Account Type is {!actType} The value of the account type field is not being displayed correctly on the page. Assuming the custom controller is property referenced on the Visualforce page, what should the developer do to correct the problem?

Which statement should be used to allow some of the records in a list of records to be inserted rf others fail to be inserted?