PowerShell - Control FlowWhich of the following is the correct syntax to start a switch statement in PowerShell?Aswitch ($variable) { ... }Bswitch $variable { ... }Cswitch { $variable } ...Dswitch ($variable) then { ... }Check Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Recall switch syntaxPowerShell requires parentheses around the value: switch ($variable) { ... }Step 2: Check other optionsswitch $variable { ... } misses parentheses, C has wrong braces, D uses invalid 'then'.Final Answer:switch ($variable) { ... } -> Option AQuick Check:Parentheses around variable = B [OK]Quick Trick: Always put the variable inside parentheses after switch [OK]Common Mistakes:Omitting parentheses around the variableUsing 'then' keyword incorrectlyWrong brace placement
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