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Author: licon4812

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 2. **Add ModularPipelines to your script:** You can add ModularPipelines as a package reference in your F# script. At the top of your `example.fsx`, add the following line:
 
     ```fsharp
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     #r "nuget: ModularPipelines, 3.*"
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     ```
 
     Alternatively, you can specify a specific version:
 
     ```fsharp
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     #r "nuget: ModularPipelines, 3.2.8"
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     ```
 3. **Write your F# code:** Below the package reference, you can write your F# code using ModularPipelines. Here’s a simple example that uses ModularPipelines to check the dotnet version:
 
     ```fsharp
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     #r "nuget: ModularPipelines.DotNet, 3.*"
     open ModularPipelines.DotNet
     open ModularPipelines.Attributes
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     builder.Build().RunAsync()
     |> Async.AwaitTask
     |> Async.RunSynchronously   
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     ``` 
 4. **Run your F# script:** You can run your F# script using the F# Interactive environment. If you are using Visual Studio, you can simply open the `example.fsx` file and execute it. Alternatively, you can run it from the command line using:
 
     ```powershell
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     dotnet fsi example.fsx
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     ```
 ## Additional Notes