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10 changes: 5 additions & 5 deletions apps/base-docs/docs/building-with-base/guides/cross-chain-with-ccip.md
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Expand Up @@ -181,7 +181,7 @@ remappings = ['@chainlink/contracts-ccip/=lib/ccip/contracts']

---

## Writing the Smart Contracts
## Writing the smart contracts

The most basic use case for Chainlink CCIP is to send data and/or tokens between smart contracts on different blockchains.

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## Compiling the Smart Contracts
## Compiling the smart contracts

To compile your smart contracts, run:

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## Interacting with the Smart Contract
## Interacting with the smart contract

Foundry provides the `cast` command-line tool that can be used to interact with deployed smart contracts and call their functions.

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To call the `sendMessage(uint64, address, string)` function of the `Sender` smart contract, run:

```bash
cast send <SENDER_CONTRACT_ADDRESS> --rpc-url $BASE_GOERLI_RPC "sendMessage(uint64, address, string)" $OPTIMISM_GOERLI_CHAIN_SELECTOR <RECEIVER_CONTRACT_ADDRESS> "Based" --acount deployer
cast send <SENDER_CONTRACT_ADDRESS> --rpc-url $BASE_GOERLI_RPC "sendMessage(uint64, address, string)" $OPTIMISM_GOERLI_CHAIN_SELECTOR <RECEIVER_CONTRACT_ADDRESS> "Based" --account deployer
```

The command above calls the `sendMessage(uint64, address, string)` to send a message. The parameters passed in to the method include: The chain selector to the destination chain (Optimism Goerli), the `Receiver` contract address, and the text data to be included in the message (`Based`).
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To call the `getMessage()` function of the `Receiver` smart contract, run:

```bash
cast send <RECEIVER_CONTRACT_ADDRESS> --rpc-url $OPTIMISM_GOERLI_RPC "getMessage()" --acount deployer
cast send <RECEIVER_CONTRACT_ADDRESS> --rpc-url $OPTIMISM_GOERLI_RPC "getMessage()" --account deployer
```

:::info
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