A developer created a Lightning web component for the Account record page that displays the...

To expose an Apex method to a Lightning Web Component (LWC) and specifically use the @wire service, the method must meet two strict criteria: it must be public or global, and it must be annotated with @AuraEnabled(cacheable=true).

In the provided snippet, line 04 defines the method as static but lacks an access modifier. In Apex, the default access modifier is private, which prevents the LWC framework from accessing the method. Changing line 04 to public static List (Option A) makes the method visible to the component.

Additionally, the @wire service requires the method to be "cacheable" to optimize performance by storing results on the client-side. This is achieved by adding the @AuraEnabled(cacheable=true) annotation. Placing this on line 03 (Option D) ensures the method is registered with the Lightning Data Service as an invokable, cacheable action. Modifying line 08 (Option B) is incorrect because that is a private helper method that the component does not call directly. By making the primary method public and cacheable, the LWC can successfully bind its property to the data returned by the Apex controller.

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