Powershell multiple line string

    • [DOCX File]Scripting transparency for Antimalware engines

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      [Note: To aid readability of source, long string literals can be broken across multiple source lines without line terminators being inserted. This is done by writing each part as a separate literal and concatenating the parts with the + operator (§7.7.2).


    • [DOCX File]PowerShell Study Notes - Amr Eldib

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      Powershell sees whatever the variable equals and determines the data type by whether it is a number (thus it becomes an integer, double, or float), a string enclosed with quotation marks as a string, or a command if no quotation marks are used at the beginning of the variables value.


    • [DOCX File]Windows PowerShell Specification

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      #String "Just a line of text" "1" #Integer. 123. #Array. Get-Service. #using the .GetType method ... PowerShell will number them for you when it displays your help text to a user. #> ... This comment style allows me to use multiple lines. which can be useful if your comments are long #> 7 Date Spans (message trace), XML.ps1 ...


    • PowerShell Tutorial => Multiline string

      When writing piped commands on multiple lines you have to end each line with the pipe symbol (except the last line which ends with the last command). ... The 42 on the right is an integer but the one on the left is a string. To compare the two, PowerShell will convert the integer to string, resulting in “42” which matches the value on the ...


    • [DOCX File]Powershell

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      A PowerShell “script block” is the base level of executable code in PowerShell. It might represent a command typed interactively in the PowerShell console, supplied through the command line (“PowerShell –Command ”), or wrapped in a function, script, workflow, or the like.


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