Refer to the exhibit. A network engineer must create a script that provides alerts from their Cisco Meraki network. All alerts must be printed on the screen, and the critical alerts must also be sent to a Cisco Webex room. Which code snippet must be added to the box in the code to perform this task?

```python
from flask import Flask, request
import my_webex_module #custom made module for Cisco Webex functions

APP = Flask(__name__)

@APP.route("/", methods=["POST"])
def webhook():
data = request.json
print("() alert: {}".format(alert_level, alert_type))
if alert_level == "critical":
my_webex_module.send_alert(alert_type)
return "Alert sent"
else:
return "No alert sent"
# MISSING LINE HERE
```

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Refer to the exhibit. A network engineer must create a script that provides alerts from their Cisco Meraki network. All alerts must be printed on the screen, and the critical alerts must also be sent to a Cisco Webex room. Which code snippet must be added to the box in the code to perform this task?

```python
from flask import Flask, request
import my_webex_module #custom made module for Cisco Webex functions

APP = Flask(__name__)

@APP.route("/", methods=["POST"])
def webhook():
 data = request.json
 print("() alert: {}".format(alert_level, alert_type))
 if alert_level == "critical":
 my_webex_module.send_alert(alert_type)
 return "Alert sent"
 else:
 return "No alert sent"
# MISSING LINE HERE
```

Accepted Answer

B. alert_level = data["alertLevel"]
 alert_type = data["alertType"] The `request.json` object in Flask, after parsing an incoming JSON webhook payload, results in a Python dictionary. To access values from this dictionary where keys like "alertLevel" and "alertType" are at the root level of the JSON, one uses standard dictionary indexing, e.g., `data["alertLevel"]`.

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A. alert_level = data["alertLevel"]json
 alert_type = data["alertType"]json Appending "json" after the dictionary indexing is a syntax error in Python and incorrectly assumes a special handling of JSON data.

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C. alert_level = data["response"]["alertLevel"]
 alert_type = data["response"]["alertType"] This option assumes that "alertLevel" and "alertType" are nested under a key named "response" within the incoming JSON, which is not indicated by the problem description or typical Meraki webhook structures for direct alerts.

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D. alert_level = data["item"]["alertLevel"]
 alert_type = data["item"]["alertType"] This option assumes that "alertLevel" and "alertType" are nested under a key named "item" within the incoming JSON, which is not indicated by the problem description or typical Meraki webhook structures for direct alerts.

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