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How to format string using PowerShell?
To format a string in a PowerShell we can use various methods. First using the simple expanding string method.
PS C:\> $str = 'PowerShell' PS C:\> Write-Output "Hello $str !!!!" Hello PowerShell !!!!
Second, using the format method. In this method, we will use the Format function of the String .NET class.
PS C:\> $str = "PowerShell"
PS C:\> [String]::Format("Hello $str...!!!")
Hello PowerShell...!!!The third method using the Format operator. We can use the number format here as shown below.
PS C:\> $str = 'PowerShell'
PS C:\> "Hello {0}" -f $str
Hello PowerShellIf we have multiple variables then we need to increase the numbers inside the curly brackets. For example,
PS C:\> $str = "PowerShell"
PS C:\> $str1 = "Azure"
PS C:\> "Hello {0} and {1}" -f $str,$str1
Hello PowerShell and AzureYou can also use the same format operator inside the format method.
PS C:\> [String]::Format("Hello {0} and {1}", $str,$str1)
Hello PowerShell and Azure
Updated on: 18-Jan-2021
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