How to Master Apex Triggers? Apex Trigger Scenarios

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2. Hello could you please provide solutions

   1. Unfortunately, We have not developed the solution and the participants have not shared their code.

3. Solution for Row#3

   // Write a trigger on contact to prevent duplicate records based on Contact Email & Contact Phone.

   // Asumption: Only on insert context, if you want to consider the update case then check if any of the values have changed between oldMap and new list

   trigger ContactTrigger on Contact(before insert){

   Set<String> setEmailPhoneKeys = new Set<String>();
Set<String> setEmails = new Set<String>();
Set<String> setPhones = new Set<String>();

   for(Contact objContact : Trigger.new){
   if(objContact.Email != null && objContact.Phone != null){
   setEmails.add(objContact.Email);
   setPhones.add(objContact.Phone);
   }
   }

   for(Contact objContact : [SELECT Phone, Email from Contact WHERE Phone IN : setPhones AND Email IN : setEmails]){
   setEmailPhoneKeys.add(objContact.Email + '-' + objContact.Phone);
   }

   for(Contact objContact : Trigger.new){
if(objContact.Email != null && objContact.Phone != null){
String key = objContact.Email + '-' + objContact.Phone;
if(setEmailPhoneKeys.contains(key)){
objContact.addError('Duplicate contact exists!');
}
}
}


   }

4. Solution Row#4

   // Write a trigger, only system admin user should be able to delete the task.

   trigger TaskTrigger on Task(before delete){

   Id profileId = UserInfo.getProfileId();
String profileName = [SELECT Name from Profile WHERE ID =: profileId].Name;

   for(Task objTask : trigger.old){
if(profileName != 'System Administrator'){
objTask.addError('Not System admin');
}
}


   }

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