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With Sharing and Without Sharing are important access modifiers in Apex that control how sharing rules are enforced when accessing data in Salesforce. When you use With Sharing, Apex will enforce the sharing rules defined in your org, while Without Sharing allows you to ignore those rules. While using Without Sharing may be necessary in some cases, it should generally be avoided due to the potential security risks.

Checkpoints in Developer Console is a debugging feature in Salesforce that allows developers to inspect and analyze the execution of their Apex code. By adding checkpoints to their Apex code and analyzing the results in the Debug Log, developers can troubleshoot issues and improve code quality. To enable checkpoints in Developer Console, developers can follow a few simple steps, including setting up the debug log to capture checkpoints. Once checkpoints are enabled, developers can add them to their Apex code using the System.debug() method or the Developer Console UI. By examining checkpoint values in the Debug Log, developers can debug their Apex code and identify issues that may be causing errors or unexpected results. Checkpoints are particularly useful in scenarios such as troubleshooting asynchronous Apex code and debugging Apex triggers. While checkpoints can be a powerful debugging tool, there are some limitations and considerations to keep in mind. For example, checkpoints may not work well in bulk