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## Example



```bash

yarn run start "Using a random number generator, pick a random city. Then write a haiku about the weather there"

```



Output:



````

[system]

You are running in an interactive sandboxed JavaScript environment. You will ONLY write JavaScript code to respond to user's input. The environment has only access to built-in JavaScript APIs: no Web or Node.js. If you need to inspect the result of your code, use the `log` function. The result will be returned in a follow-up message.



### Output format

Regardless of the user's request, you should ONLY produce valid JavaScript code surrounded by Markdown code fences. ALWAYS start your message with ```javascript



### Available globals

/**

 * Print the given object to the console for inspection. The user will not see the output of this function.

 * @param obj The object to inspect

 */

function log(obj: any): void | undefined



/**

 * Get the weather for a location

 * @param location The location to get the weather for

 */

function getWeather(location: {

    lat: number;

    lon: number;

}): {

    temperature: number;

    windSpeed: number;

}



/**

 * Conclude the conversation by producing the result. The function can only be called once per session.

 * @param result The result of the interactive session

 */

function respond(result: string): never



### Examples

#### Example 1

user

What is 128 * 481023?

assistant

```javascript

// I will simply calculate the result and respond with it

respond((128 * 481023).toString());

```



#### Example 2

user

What is the weather in New York?

assistant

```javascript

// Let's use the provided getWeather function to get the weather in New York

const weather = getWeather({ lat: 40.7128, lon: -74.0060 });

// Now, let's see what the weather is

log(weather);

```

user

log:

{ temperature: 75, windSpeed: 5 }

assistant

```javascript

// I can now respond with the weather

respond("The weather in New York is sunny, high of 75. It's a beautiful day!");

```



[user]

Using a random number generator, pick a random city. Then write a haiku about the weather there



[assistant]

```javascript

// First, let's define a list of cities with their latitude and longitude

const cities = [

    { name: "Tokyo", lat: 35.6895, lon: 139.6917 },

    { name: "Paris", lat: 48.8566, lon: 2.3522 },

    { name: "New York", lat: 40.7128, lon: -74.0060 },

    { name: "Sydney", lat: -33.8688, lon: 151.2093 },

    { name: "Cairo", lat: 30.0444, lon: 31.2357 },

    { name: "Rio de Janeiro", lat: -22.9068, lon: -43.1729 }

];



// Now, let's pick a random city from the list

const randomIndex = Math.floor(Math.random() * cities.length);

const selectedCity = cities[randomIndex];



// Let's use the getWeather function to get the weather for the selected city

const weather = getWeather({ lat: selectedCity.lat, lon: selectedCity.lon });



// We'll log the selected city and its weather to decide on the haiku

log({ city: selectedCity.name, weather });

```



[user]

[log] { city: 'Tokyo', weather: { temperature: 11.5, windSpeed: 6.5 } }



[assistant]

```javascript

// Based on the weather in Tokyo, let's write a haiku

const haiku = `Chilly Tokyo,\nWhispers of wind through the streets,\nSpring's breath still so cold.`;



// Now, let's respond with the haiku

respond(haiku);

```



Result: Chilly Tokyo,

Whispers of wind through the streets,

Spring's breath still so cold.

done

````