According to SFRA, which two options are correct to complete a code snippet providing data to a response using a controller?

The selection of the second option is based on the understanding of the SFRA (Salesforce Reference Architecture) framework's approach to rendering views with data in a controller context.

In SFRA, when a controller needs to render a view, it typically requires both the view path and any data that should be passed to that view. The correct syntax is to use the res.render method, where the first argument is the path to the content or template to be rendered, and the second argument is an object containing any necessary data.

In this case, the second option correctly indicates that res.render takes two arguments: the path to the view ('/content/myPage ') and an object containing data ({ data: myDataObject }). This allows the view to access myDataObject within its context, ensuring that the data displayed is relevant and dynamic.

The use of next() after rendering is also a common pattern in controller logic, indicating the continuation of middleware processing. Therefore, this option follows the expected structure for providing data to a response while adhering to best practices within the SFRA framework.

The other choices either improperly format how data is passed or misuse the functions related to rendering and setting view data, making them unsuitable in