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For an existing core class, you created 3 plugins PluginA, PluginB and PluginC with sort orders 10, 20 and 30 respectively. but when implementing pluginB you used around method and did not used callable in it.What should be the plugins executaion order as per above scenerio:
Magento regenerates the admin URL secret key for each new session. What is the purpose of this key?
To prevent Cross Site Scripting (XSS) attacks, Magento templates use different methods to escape the output on the website before displaying it to the user. What three methods does Magento use to prevent this kind of attack?
Suppose in a store there are 500 categories and it's increasing as per the need. Let's say your frontend developer asked you to modify the header and include CSS files on some specific category pages based on the custom category attribute selection from backend. What should be the acceptable and easiest way to do this, so that no new file creation and code update will be required after implementation:
OrangeCompany decided to build a REST API based module in the application so that he can share the details of best-selling products to his franchisee. To make it's flexible and customizable in the future, he advised his developers to enable the support of extension_attribute in the API interface so that any new attributes can be added when required. What is the way to enable the entity/interface to support extension attributes in the module?
