3.5 Explain the Process of Applying Filters and Transformers to Manipulate Data in Playbook Tasks XSOAR-ENGINEER Practice Questions (Page 2)

Questions 6–10

1. 6foundation · easy

   A playbook task needs to convert a string containing a JSON array into an actual array object for further processing. Which transformer should be used?

   • AParse
   • BFilter
   • CSet
   • DExtract
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2. 7foundation · easy

   Which operator in an XSOAR filter expression is used to check if a field contains a specified substring?

   • A~
   • Bcontains
   • Cin
   • D=
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4. 8foundation · easy

   In a playbook task, a filter expression is expected to return a list of matching items, but it returns an empty list. What is the most appropriate first step to handle this edge case?

   • AIgnore the empty result and continue the playbook
   • BUse a transformer to force the filter to return a non-empty result
   • CAdd a conditional task to check if the result is empty and handle it accordingly
   • DModify the filter to use a different operator
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5. 9foundation · easy

   Which XSOAR transformer is specifically designed to extract a value from a JSON object using a JSONPath expression?

   • AParse
   • BSet
   • CExtract
   • DFilter
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6. 10expert · hard

   A playbook processes a list of user objects stored in context as `User`. Each user has a `name` and an `email` field. The playbook needs to create a new list of strings in the format "name <email>" for each user, but only for users where the email is not empty. Which transformer should be used?

   • AFormat
   • BStringify
   • CSet
   • DUse a custom script that iterates over the users, filters out empty emails, and formats the string.
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