Salesforce Platform Cache is a feature that allows you to store and manage data in-memory, improving the performance of your Salesforce applications. It provides two types of caches: Org Cache and Session Cache. Org Cache is shared across all users in your Salesforce organization, while Session Cache is specific to a single user's session. Here, I'll provide an example of how to use Salesforce Platform Cache with Apex. Example Scenario: Let's consider a scenario where you have a Salesforce custom object called "Product__c," and you want to cache the product data for better performance. Step 1: Enable Platform Cache Before you can use Platform Cache, you need to enable it in your Salesforce org. To do this, go to Setup > Quick Find Box > Type "Platform Cache" > Select "Platform Cache." Step 2: Create a Cache Partition Create a cache partition, which is like a container for storing data in Platform Cache. Each partition has a unique...