Exam AI-102 topic 15 question 3 discussion

1. name[language] 2. "$when": "${stockLevel} != 'OK'" 3. image.altText[language]

File JSON { "sku": "b1", "name": { "en": "Bicycle", "es": "Bicicleta", "pt": "Bicicleta" }, "stocklevel": "Out of Stock", "description": { "en": "Bicycle", "es": "Bicicleta", "pt": "Bicicleta" }, "image": { "uri": "https://upload.wordwideimporters.org/bicycle.jpg", "alttext": { "en": "Bicycle", "es": "Bicicleta", "pt": "Bicicleta" } }, "createdUtc": "2020-0214T06:08:39Z", "language": "en" } 1. name.en 2. "$when": "${stockLevel != 'OK'}" 3. image.altText.en

Let's evaluate why the other options for answer3 are not valid: image.altText.en: This option hardcodes the language to English (en). image.altText.language: This option assumes language is a property under altText. However, language is a variable representing the selected language (e.g., en, es, pt), not a property within altText. image.altText.[“language”]: This option incorrectly uses quotation marks around language, treating it as a literal string rather than a variable. This would attempt to look for an alt text property with the name "language", which does not exist. Correct Option: image.altText.[language] Explanation: This option correctly uses the language variable to dynamically access the appropriate alt text based on the user's selected language. It ensures that the alt text is in the correct language (English, Spanish, or Portuguese) by referencing the variable directly. This fulfills the requirement for a multilingual customer experience.

1. name.en 2. "$when": "${stockLevel != 'OK'}" 3. image.altText.en

Requirement: "Support interactions in English, Spanish, and Portuguese" If you hard set it on english, how can you satisfy this requirement? must be name[language] on top and AltText.[language] on bottom.

How I understood it: The description in the first table says that the app and the user input is in english => app is in english => adaptive card should be in english In addition to that, the provided JSON has a language property with value 'en'. So, my guess is: 1. name.en 2. "$when": "${stockLevel != 'OK'}" 3. image.altText.en

1. name.en 2. "$when": "${stockLevel != 'OK'}" 3. image.altText.en

Is this question still available on May 21, 2024?

You don’t want code it in a way that the code just works with en - it’s a bad coding practice.

The given answers are correct. The correct answer pairs for box1 and box3 could be- name.en and image.altText.en name["language"] and image.altText["language"] since name["language"] does not exist as an option in box3, we will have to choose the first pair as the correct answer. https://www.w3schools.com/js/js_json_syntax.asp

This is a repeat question, but this time the answer does not give an explanation or reference document. Is this answer correct?

it seems a repeat question, but with a slight different option. The earlier one with altText.[language], but this altText[language] without . which one is right?

If there was an option for name.[language] instead of name[language] then I'd use that for more than one language option, otherwise we can't. For name[language], language would have to be an integer but it's a string, wouldn't work. But.. for name.[language], that works. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/882727/is-there-a-way-to-use-variable-keys-in-a-javascript-object-literal