Just start learning coding again, but still don't Understand some of the code.

[25kcdiez]

onIntent: function (intentRequest, session, response) { var intent = intentRequest.intent, intentName = intentRequest.intent.name, intentHandler = this.intentHandlers[intentName]; if (intentHandler) {

    console.log('dispatch intent = ' + intentName);       //the 'dispatch intent ='

    intentHandler.call(this, intent, session, response);//and the call 
} else {
    throw 'Unsupported intent = ' + intentName;
}

},

AlexaSkill.prototype.intentHandlers = {};

AlexaSkill.prototype.execute = function (event, context) { try { console.log("session applicationId: " + event.session.application.applicationId);

    // Validate that this request originated from authorized source.
    if (this._appId && event.session.application.applicationId !== this._appId) {
        console.log("The applicationIds don't match : " + event.session.application.applicationId + " and "
            + this._appId); // also it is the same code every time?
        throw "Invalid applicationId";
    }

    if (!event.session.attributes) {
        event.session.attributes = {};
    }

    if (event.session.new) {
        this.eventHandlers.onSessionStarted(event.request, event.session);
    }

    // Route the request to the proper handler which may have been overriden.
    var requestHandler = this.requestHandlers[event.request.type];
    requestHandler.call(this, event, context, new Response(context, event.session));
} catch (e) {
    console.log("Unexpected exception " + e);
    context.fail(e);
}

};

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Is there a question ?

[tianrenz]

Hi @25kcdiez, Is there a specific part that you need help with?

[25kcdiez]

Tianrenz thanks for the reply man and sorry for the late reply..

so I solve it by my self and thank's for the support tianrenz.

Just one more thing what thus this code do?

this._context() "_context".

[tianrenz]

@25kcdiez it passes the context parameter from Lambda function to your handler