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What are two use cases for fragmenting widgets into elements? (Choose two.)

• A.Reduce the page load times and improve performance
• B.Allow greater control over the position of widget functionally on the storefront
• C.Improve reusability and extensibility of widget code
• D.Separate the HTML display template and JavaScript files

What are two examples of existing functionality provided with Commerce Cloud custom bindings? (Choose two.)

• A.display product images
• B.connect to source control repositories
• C.save local data to disk
• D.format date and numbers
• E.publish messages to other websites

Given the example widget configuration definition:

Which two statements are correct? (Choose two.)

• A.The widget configuration setting will appear as a dropdown
• B.You can reference the configuration in the widget JavaScript aswidget.enabled()
• C.The value can be either true or false
• D.The widget configuration setting does not have a default value
• E.You can reference the configuration in the widget JavaScript assite.enabled()

When working with the agent REST APIs, the site context is important. What are two ways the site context canbe set? (Choose two.)

• A.site request header, such as{"X-CCSite" : "siteA"}
• B.the webhook'ssiteIdproperty setting
• C.siteIdproperty in the JSON request and response
• D.query parameter, such as POST/ccagent/v1/orders?siteId=siteA

Which use case does NOT require the use of multiple sites or multiple instances?

• A.A company has two brands with mostly different products. The brand stores have separate carts, payment gateways, and tax providers, with a unique look and feel
• B.A company has stores in multiple countries and their stores only differ by the languages and currencies they support
• C.A company operates three distinct brands operating as separate business units with different teams. The brands share no layouts, promotions, content, products, or shoppers
• D.A company wants to expand their brand to multiple countries with multiple languages and currencies. The stores sell different products and have different promotions, but share shoppers