Salesforce App Builder Practice Exam

In Salesforce, the two primary types of packages are unmanaged and managed. Unmanaged packages are generally used for distributing open-source applications or components, allowing developers to share their work with others. However, once an unmanaged package has been installed in an organization, it cannot be upgraded; the content can only be copied or modified.

Managed packages, on the other hand, are intended for distributed applications by ISVs (Independent Software Vendors) and typically come with a license agreement. They provide enhanced control and versioning capabilities, enabling developers to upgrade the package in the client organization. Managed packages allow for better protection of intellectual property as the code is typically obfuscated, and they can include features such as namespace prefixes, which help avoid naming conflicts.

The other options do not represent the types of packages in Salesforce. Named and upgraded do not refer to package categories within the Salesforce ecosystem. Thus, unmanaged and managed are indeed the two appropriate classifications of packages in Salesforce.