[Solved] You have this PowerShell code:$val = 5if ($val -eq 5) { 'Five' } elseif ($val -eq 10) { 'Ten' } else { 'Other' }How would you modify it to also print 'Five or Ten' if $val is either 5 or 10, without... | PowerShell

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You have this PowerShell code:

$val = 5
if ($val -eq 5) { 'Five' } elseif ($val -eq 10) { 'Ten' } else { 'Other' }

How would you modify it to also print 'Five or Ten' if $val is either 5 or 10, without repeating code?

AAdd another elseif with <code>$val -eq 5 -and $val -eq 10</code>

BUse <code>if ($val -eq 5 -or $val -eq 10) { 'Five or Ten' } else { 'Other' }</code>

CUse nested if inside else block

DReplace all conditions with <code>if ($val)</code>

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Combine conditions with -or
Use -or to check if $val equals 5 or 10 in one if.
Step 2: Simplify code to avoid repetition
This avoids repeating print statements for 5 and 10 separately.
Final Answer:
Use if ($val -eq 5 -or $val -eq 10) { 'Five or Ten' } else { 'Other' } -> Option B
Quick Check:
Use -or to combine conditions [OK]

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