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Thank you for your reply . 

The content of the other letter is as follows. No specific solutions or clear explanations were provided. 

Therefore, I felt extremely frustrated. The exam was cancelled before it even started, and the registration fee was wasted as well. The feeling of having nowhere to explain oneself. 

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@Abhishek R Added in the page layout,No filter

Thank you for that. Tried, issue still persists.

Regards, Yana.

Hi , 

So, the instructions were unclear to me as I created the Sales User Muted under Permission Sets and not Permission Set Groups. I in a workshop to complete my admin certification. Another student help me to identify this issue. Once I created the "Sales User Muted" within the Permission Set Groups, I was able to pass the Trailhead module.  

Hey @Samuel Kaplan, No, a Salesforce Developer Edition org should not be used for professional work or as a production environment for a business. It's designed for learning, development, and testing of Salesforce features and functionalities, not for handling live business data and transactions 

You need to have a paid salesforce org for business use.

Maybe the problem isn't in the way the JSON is generated, but in the way it's consumed. 

We work a LOT with JSON.  To make it easier (because we can't control how the JSON is generated), we built a library that simplifies accessing JSON by deserializing into map<string, object>. 

That class has fun methods like getString(), getDate(), getDecimal(), getStringList(), etc., but each of them includes an "ifAbsent." If captured its essence is below

public string getString(string aKey, string valueIfAbsent)
{
    object value = aMap.get(aKey)
    return value == null ? valueIfAbsent : String.ValueOf(value).trim();
}
public string getString(string aKey)
{
    return getString(aKey, null);
}

There's more code than that because our class handles arbitrary nested paths and other fun stuff, but the gist is above. 

With this approach, 

1. it doesn't matter if the value is in the map or not, your code can handle it correctly
2. with the accessor methods for each type, your code doesn't have to do all the casting everywhere.