[Solved] What will be the output of this PowerShell code?$count = 5$message = "You have $count new messages."Write-Output $message | PowerShell

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What will be the output of this PowerShell code?

$count = 5
$message = "You have $count new messages."
Write-Output $message

AYou have 5 new messages.

BYou have $count new messages.

CYou have new messages.

DSyntax error

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand variable interpolation in the string
The variable $count has value 5, and inside double quotes it will be replaced by 5.
Step 2: Output the interpolated string
The string becomes "You have 5 new messages.", so Write-Output prints that exact text.
Final Answer:
You have 5 new messages. -> Option A
Quick Check:
Variable replaced inside double quotes = You have 5 new messages. [OK]

Quick Trick: Variables inside double quotes show their values [OK]

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