### Answer Yes, you can pass dynamic variables to a Code Node. In the JavaScript code editor, you have direct access to dynamic variables using the

dv

object. [(1) ]() For example, if you have a dynamic variable called

numbers

, you can access it in your Code Node like this:

javascript
// Example: access the numbers dynamic variable
const myNumbers = dv.numbers;
// Use the variable in your code
return { result: myNumbers };

The Code Node JavaScript environment provides access to both

dv

(dynamic variables) and

metadata

(call metadata) . You can use these variables directly in your code for data transformation, calculations, or simple API calls.

​ To learn more, see the sources I considered: [[1] Code Node](https://docs.retellai.com/build/conversation-flow/code-node) ​

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