[Solved] What is the problem with this PowerShell code snippet?$name = "Eve"$text = 'Hello, $name!'Write-Output $text | PowerShell

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What is the problem with this PowerShell code snippet?

$name = "Eve"
$text = 'Hello, $name!'
Write-Output $text

ADouble quotes cause a syntax error here.

BSingle quotes prevent variable $name from being expanded.

CVariable $name is undefined.

DWrite-Output cannot output variables.

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Identify string delimiters
Single quotes treat the string literally, no variable expansion.
Step 2: Analyze output
The output will be the literal string 'Hello, $name!' instead of 'Hello, Eve!'.
Final Answer:
Single quotes prevent variable $name from being expanded. -> Option B
Quick Check:
Use double quotes for variable expansion [OK]

Quick Trick: Single quotes do not expand variables [OK]

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