How do you specify a specific version of a dependency using Go Modules?

Using the 'require' directive
Using the 'replace' directive
Using the 'exclude' directive
Using the 'import' directive

To specify a specific version of a dependency using Go Modules, you use the 'require' directive in the go.mod file. You list the module path and the desired version, ensuring that the version adheres to semantic versioning (SemVer). This allows Go Modules to fetch the correct version of the dependency when you build your project. This precise versioning is essential for ensuring consistency and predictability in your project's dependencies.

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