PowerShell Strings Multiline string
Example
There are multiple ways to create a multiline string in PowerShell:
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You can use the special characters for carriage return and/or newline manually or use the
NewLine-environment variable to insert the systems "newline" value)"Hello`r`nWorld" "Hello{0}World" -f [environment]::NewLine -
Create a linebreak while defining a string (before closing quote)
"Hello World" -
Using a here-string. This is the most common technique.
@" Hello World "@
