[Solved] Find the issue in this PowerShell snippet:$item = "Book"$text = "Item: $items"Write-Output $text — Ans: Variable name typo: $items instead of $item causes empty output. | PowerShell

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Find the issue in this PowerShell snippet:

$item = "Book"
$text = "Item: $items"
Write-Output $text

AWrite-Output cannot print variables inside strings.

BMissing double quotes around string.

CVariable name typo: $items instead of $item causes empty output.

DNo issue; code runs correctly.

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Compare variable names
Variable defined is $item but string uses $items (extra 's').
Step 2: Effect of typo
$items is undefined, so replaced with empty string in output.
Final Answer:
Variable name typo: $items instead of $item causes empty output. -> Option C
Quick Check:
Variable name must match exactly for interpolation [OK]

Quick Trick: Check variable names carefully for typos in strings [OK]

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