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Variable Expansion in Strings in Windows PowerShell
What is variable expansion in strings in Windows PowerShell?
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Variable expansion in strings is a short-hand of string concatenation operations using the following syntax rule:
When a variable is included in a double-quoted string literal like "... $variable ...", it will be replaced with the string representation of the variable value.
In other words, the following two expressions are identical:
"Leading text $var trailing text." "Leading text "+$var+" trailing text."
Remember, if you want to keep $var as 3 characters instead of a variable, you need to use the $ sign escape sequence. Here is a good example of using variable expansion in a string:
PS C:\fyicenter> $name = "John" PS C:\fyicenter> Write-Host "Value of `$name: $name" Value of $name: John
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