Manipulate Data Using Jinja Filters NSE6-FORTISOAR-ANALYST Practice Questions (Page 2)

Questions 6–10

1. 6foundation · easy

   In a FortiSOAR playbook, you need to reference the output of a previous step named 'Enrichment' in a Jinja expression. Which syntax correctly accesses the 'score' field from that step's output?

   • A{{ steps['Enrichment']['score'] }}
   • B{{ Enrichment.score }}
   • C{{ steps.Enrichment.output.score }}
   • D{{ output.Enrichment.score }}
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2. 7foundation · easy

   In a FortiSOAR playbook, a step outputs a JSON object. Which statement correctly describes how Jinja templating interacts with this JSON data?

   • AJinja templates require JSON data to be serialized into a string before any filtering or transformation can be applied.
   • BJinja templates can directly access and reference fields within the JSON structure using dot notation or bracket notation.
   • CJinja templates treat JSON as a plain text string and require explicit parsing functions to access individual fields.
   • DJinja templates are used to convert JSON data into YAML format before it can be processed by subsequent steps.
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4. 8expert · medium

   A playbook has a variable `data` that is a list of strings. The analyst needs to create a single string where each element is on a new line. Which Jinja expression correctly joins the list with newline characters?

   • A{{ vars.data | join(' ') }}
   • B{{ vars.data | join('\n') }}
   • C{{ vars.data | join(',') }}
   • D{{ vars.data | join('<br>') }}
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5. 9foundation · easy

   A playbook step returns a list of IP addresses. Which Jinja filter converts this list into a comma-separated string?

   • A{{ ip_list | concat(', ') }}
   • B{{ ip_list | join(', ') }}
   • C{{ ip_list | string }}
   • D{{ ip_list | implode(', ') }}
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6. 10application · medium

   A playbook receives a JSON object with a field `tags` that is an array of strings. The analyst needs to check if the array contains the string "critical" and, if so, set a variable `priority` to "High". Which Jinja expression correctly performs this check?

   • A{% if vars.tags | select('critical') %}High{% endif %}
   • B{% if 'critical' in vars.tags %}High{% endif %}
   • C{% if vars.tags['critical'] %}High{% endif %}
   • D{% if vars.tags | contains('critical') %}High{% endif %}
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