# exec script requires -scripting mode

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// The $EXEC builtin function can be used to run external commands:
$EXEC("ls")
$EXEC("ls -la")

// It can also be given a string to use as stdin:
$EXEC("cat", "Hello, world!")

// Additional arguments can be passed after the stdin argument, as an array of
// strings, or a sequence of varargs:
$EXEC("ls", "" /* no stdin */, "-l", "-a")
$EXEC("ls", "" /* no stdin */, ["-l", "-a"])

// Output of running external commands is returned from $EXEC:
print($EXEC("ls"))

// apply on $EXEC
print($EXEC.apply(this, ["ls"]));
