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--- using_lambda [2016/12/29 14:04] – tbrodeur
+++ using_lambda [2016/12/29 17:21] (current) – tbrodeur
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-Author: Tristan Brodeur Email: brodeurtristan@gmail.com
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+**Author:** Tristan Brodeur
-Date: Last modified on 12/29/16
+**Email:** brodeurtristan@gmail.com
-Keywords: Alexa, Lambda
+**Date:** Last modified on 12/29/16
+**Keywords:** Alexa, Lambda</fs>
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 name>.<function name>.
--<file name> can be replaced with the name of your file if uploaded via zip, or leave it as is if using the inline editor.<function name> can be replaced with the name of your function used to pass the json file to. For this tutorial, we'll leave the handler as is.
+-<file name> can be replaced with the name of your file if uploaded via zip, or leave it as is if using the inline editor.<function name> can be replaced with the name of your function used to pass the json file to.
+-//If you are following the "Hello World" tutorial, leave the handler as is.//
 -Role specifies the IAM security role to use when running the Lambda
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 functions, or if you need to split your code into multiple files (for
 example if you use libraries), the zip file approach is the way to go.
+-//If you are following the "Hello World" tutorial, grab the code from [[echo_hello_world|this page]] and paste it in the inline editor//
 -Once the code is added, scroll down to the end of the page and click Next to save the
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 -If its not set, click "Add trigger" and choose "Alexa Skills Kit".
+-//If you are following the "Hello World" tutorial, you can continue [[echo_hello_world|here]].//