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Debugging is an important aspect of software development, and in Salesforce Apex, it is no different. Debugging allows developers to find and resolve errors in their code, as well as provide valuable information about the state of the system at any given point in time. 

In this blog post, we will discuss how to pass multiple variables in a single debug log in Salesforce Apex.

There are two ways to pass multiple variables in a single debug log in Salesforce Apex: string concatenation and string interpolation. Let's take a look at both methods in detail.

String Concatenation

String concatenation is a straightforward way to pass multiple variables in a single debug log in Salesforce Apex. You can concatenate the values of two or more variables into a single string, which can then be logged using the 'System.debug' method. 

Here's an example:

The above code will produce a debug log with the following message: 

'Multiple variables: SFDC, Telugu'.

String Interpolation

Another way to pass multiple variables in a single debug log in Salesforce Apex is through string interpolation. String interpolation allows you to embed expressions within a string literal, which are evaluated at runtime. In Salesforce Apex, you can use the 'String.format' method to perform string interpolation. 

Here's an example:

The above code will produce a debug log with the same message as in the previous example: 'Multiple variables: SFDC, Telugu'.

Debugging with Maps

In addition to string concatenation and string interpolation, you can also pass multiple variables in a single debug log in Salesforce Apex by using a 'Map' object. A 'Map' is a collection of key-value pairs, where each key is unique and maps to a single value. By logging a 'Map', you can view all of the key-value pairs in a single debug log. 

Here's an example:

The above code will produce a debug log that shows all of the key-value pairs in the 'variables' 'Map'. This can be especially useful if you want to view the values of multiple variables in a single log, and also be able to easily identify each value by its associated key.

In conclusion, debugging is an important aspect of software development, and in Salesforce Apex, there are several ways to pass multiple variables in a single debug log. Whether you prefer string concatenation, string interpolation, or debugging with 'Map' objects, each method has its own advantages and disadvantages, and the best approach will depend on the specific needs of your project.

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