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SharePoint 2010 Application Development Flashcards

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  1. Which SharePoint 2010 feature allows you to create reusable, parameterized content that can be inserted into pages?

    Answer: Web Parts

    Web Parts are reusable components that can be added to SharePoint pages and configured with parameters.

  2. In SharePoint 2010, what is the purpose of the SPSite class?

    Answer: Represents a site collection

    SPSite represents a site collection, which is the top-level container for a group of SharePoint sites.

  3. Which method is used to deploy a SharePoint 2010 solution package (.wsp) to a farm?

    Answer: Install-SPSolution

    Install-SPSolution is the PowerShell cmdlet used to deploy a solution package to a SharePoint farm.

  4. What SharePoint 2010 mechanism allows you to respond to events such as item additions or deletions in a list?

    Answer: Event Receivers

    Event Receivers allow developers to handle synchronous and asynchronous events on SharePoint objects like lists and libraries.

  5. In a SharePoint 2010 sandbox solution, which resource is NOT available?

    Answer: Full-trust assemblies

    Sandbox solutions run in a restricted environment and cannot use full-trust assemblies or access farm-level resources.

  6. Which SharePoint 2010 service application provides search functionality across enterprise content?

    Answer: Search Service Application

    The Search Service Application indexes and queries content across SharePoint and connected external data sources.

  7. What is the correct way to dispose of an SPWeb object obtained via SPSite.OpenWeb() in SharePoint 2010?

    Answer: Use a using statement or call SPWeb.Dispose()

    SPWeb implements IDisposable, so it must be disposed via a using block or explicit Dispose() call to prevent memory leaks.