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Adobe Certified Expert - Magento Commerce Developer Questions 41–45 (page: 10)

Updated On: 9-Feb-2026

A merchant is interested in setting different prices for the same products in different store scopes.
What do you reply to this inquiry?

  1. The prices can only be scoped per website or globally
  2. The prices can be scoped per store
  3. The price scope can be set to store but this will lead to performance degradation of category pages
  4. The prices do not support scopes

Answer(s): A



You are reviewing a Magento module and see a directory named Service.
What can you determine from this directory's name?

  1. It is where the API response cache is stored
  2. It is where API-related configuration resides
  3. It is where the module's service contracts are stored
  4. You need to review the files in this folder to understand its purpose

Answer(s): D



A module you are developing requires the addition of new routes that should be accessible in the store front.
Where do you define your module's frontName?

  1. etc/frontend/routes.xml
  2. etc/frontend/config.xml
  3. etc/config.xml
  4. etc/routes.xml

Answer(s): A



You got a notification about error that occurred on a production environment. The merchant gave you the error identifier.
How do you find the error message based on the identifier?

  1. An error is written to the var/log/exception.log file including the identifier
  2. The error is sent to the pre-configured error email with the identifier in the subject
  3. A file with a name matching the identifier is written to the var/report folder
  4. An error message is written to the database table error_log with an error_id field matching the identifier

Answer(s): B



You have been asked to display details from the customer's latest order on the customer's account dashboard (customer/account/). You create a new custom template to show the information. How do you obtain an order repository so you can fetch an order?

  1. Create a view model and specify an OrderRepositoryInterface argument in the _construct method
  2. In your template, add the following:$orderRepository=ObjectManager::getInstance()- >get(OrderRepositoryInterface::class);
  3. In your block, add a method with the following:return ObjectManager::getInstance()- >get(OrderRepositoryInterface::class);
  4. In your template, add the following:$orderRepository = new OrderRepository();

Answer(s): A



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