If a profile does not have access to an application, that profile will also not have access to the tabs and objects of that application.
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The statement is True.
In Salesforce, an application is a collection of tabs that work together to perform a specific function. Profiles control what users can do within the application, including what tabs and objects they can access.
If a profile does not have access to an application, it means that the profile has not been granted permission to use the application. As a result, the tabs and objects associated with that application will also be inaccessible to that profile.
To illustrate this point, let's consider an example. Suppose we have two applications in Salesforce: Sales and Service. The Sales application contains tabs and objects related to sales activities, while the Service application contains tabs and objects related to customer service activities.
If we create a profile called "Sales Rep" and only grant it access to the Sales application, then the Sales Rep profile will only be able to access the tabs and objects within the Sales application. The Service tabs and objects will be hidden from this profile since it does not have access to the Service application.
In summary, if a profile does not have access to an application, then it will not have access to the tabs and objects of that application. This is because profiles control what users can do within an application, and if a profile is not granted access to an application, then it cannot interact with the tabs and objects associated with that application.