A schema is composed of which two components?

A schema in Adobe Experience Platform primarily consists of two key components: Class and Field Groups.

Classes represent high-level categories of data entities, allowing you to differentiate between types of data, such as customer profiles or product information. Field Groups, on the other hand, define the specific attributes or features associated with these classes, allowing for detailed information storage and retrieval. This structure helps maintain organized and consistent data management within the platform, enabling effective data modeling and usage across various applications.

The other options, while related to data structures and concepts in programming or database design, do not accurately reflect the primary components of a schema in the context of Adobe Experience Platform. Feasible data types and fields are indeed part of the schema definition but serve as attributes rather than structural components. Similarly, options focusing on objects, entities, or relationships pertain to broader data modeling and management frameworks that may not dissect the schema's definitive structure as clearly as Classes and Field Groups do within Adobe Experience Platform.