Which of the following datatypes is not supported by the PeopleCode programming environment?
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Object
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Number
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TimeStamp
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Datetime
PeopleCode supports Object, Number, and DateTime as native datatypes. TimeStamp is not a distinct PeopleCode datatype - DateTime is used for date-time values. The question tests knowledge of PeopleCode type system versus SQL datatypes.
To answer this question, we need to understand the data types supported by the PeopleCode programming environment.
Let's go through each option to understand why it is correct or incorrect:
Option A) Object - This option is correct because the PeopleCode programming environment supports the Object data type. Objects are used to represent a specific instance of a class.
Option B) Number - This option is correct because the PeopleCode programming environment supports the Number data type. Numbers are used to represent numeric values, such as integers or decimals.
Option C) TimeStamp - This option is incorrect because the PeopleCode programming environment does support the TimeStamp data type. TimeStamp is used to represent a specific point in time, including both date and time information.
Option D) Datetime - This option is correct because the PeopleCode programming environment does not support the Datetime data type. Datetime is a combination of date and time information, similar to the TimeStamp data type.
The correct answer is C) TimeStamp. This option is correct because the TimeStamp data type is not supported by the PeopleCode programming environment.