Apex Use Case 3 | Chapter 63 | Salesforce Developer Masterclass

Write a method that accepts an email and sends out an email from the method
Challenge yourself with this Salesforce use case! Write a method that accepts an email address and sends an email from within Salesforce. We’ll cover the usage of the Messaging.SingleEmailMessage class, setting up email templates, and handling exceptions. This tutorial is perfect for developers looking to enhance their Apex skills and understand Salesforce's email capabilities. Subscribe to "Salesforce Makes Sense" for more real-world coding exercises and practical tutorials!
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hi,because of you i understand this email sending process how it works and how we can write the code for email sending....thank you

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