[Solved] You wrote this code but it throws an error:5..1..1What is the problem? — Ans: Range operator does not support three dots | PowerShell

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You wrote this code but it throws an error:

5..1..1

What is the problem?

ARange operator does not support three dots

BRange operator requires spaces between dots

CRange operator only works with ascending numbers

DRange operator needs parentheses around numbers

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Analyze the syntax used
The code uses three dots .. twice in a row, making ..1..1 which is invalid.
Step 2: Understand range operator limitations
The range operator only supports two dots .. between two numbers, not three dots or step values.
Final Answer:
Range operator does not support three dots -> Option A
Quick Check:
Only two dots allowed in range operator [OK]

Quick Trick: Range operator uses exactly two dots (..), no more [OK]

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