Alexa Code Quiz

Send a prepared response to the echo device.

• this.emit(':responseReady')

• this.response.speak("hello");

• Generates a response and then instructs Alexa to close the session.

• .speak()

Use response to say "hello" in such a way that it will end the session on emit.

• Generates a response and then instructs Alexa to close the session.

• this.response.speak("hello");

• this.emit(':responseReady')

• It contains functions used to set up a response from Alexa.

What does .speak() do?

• It contains functions used to set up a response from Alexa.

• Generates a response and then instructs Alexa to close the session.

• It contains codes used to set up a response from Alexa.

• speaks the truth

What does this.response do?

• It contains functions used to set up a response from Alexa.

• This ensures Alexa waits for a response from the user and doesn't terminate the session.

• this.response.speak("hello");

• Allows you to see if the code works

What does .listen() do?

• Allows you to see if the code works

• Generates a response and then instructs Alexa to close the session.

• This ensures Alexa waits for a response from the user and doesn't terminate the session.

• It contains functions used to set up a response from Alexa.

Given the following intent, access the slot argument:"intent": {"name": "LanguageIntent","slots": {"language": {"name": "language","value": "ruby"}}}

• It contains functions used to set up a response from Alexa.

• this.event.request.intent.slots.language.value// access

• this.event.request.intent.slots.language.value// ruby

• this.event.request.intent.slots.language.value// intent

General way to access the slot argument:

• this.event.request.intent.slots.language.value// ruby

• this.event.request.intent.slots.yourSlotName.value

• It contains functions used to set up a response from Alexa.

• this.response.speak("hello");

create a dynamodb table.

• this.response.speak("hello");

• alexa.dynamoDBTableName = 'YourTableName';

• The exports.handler method because it is the entry point.

• alexa.dynamoDBTableName

Do you need to create a row for each user?

• this.emit(':responseReady')

• You don't need to worry about the notion of different users, because the Alexa SDK handles that by creating a row for each unique user.

• You do need to worry about the notion of different users, because the Alexa SDK handles that by creating a row for each unique user.

• yes

Write the line of code to save attributes into dynamodb

• Also, you don't need to worry about the notion of different users, because the Alexa SDK handles that by creating a row for each unique user.

• SessionEndedRequestcancelIntent

• this.emit(':saveState', true) ;

• alexa.dynamoDBTableName = 'YourTableName';