[Solved] Identify the error in this PowerShell snippet:$text = "Hello World" $part = $text.SubString(6, 5) Write-Output $part | PowerShell

PowerShell - String Operations

Identify the error in this PowerShell snippet:

$text = "Hello World"
$part = $text.SubString(6, 5)
Write-Output $part

AMethod name should be Substring, not SubString.

BThe start index 6 is out of range.

CThe length 5 is too long for the string.

DWrite-Output cannot print variables.

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Check method name spelling
PowerShell string method is Substring with lowercase 's' in 'string', not SubString.
Step 2: Verify index and length validity
Start index 6 and length 5 are valid for "Hello World" (length 11).
Final Answer:
Method name should be Substring, not SubString. -> Option A
Quick Check:
Method names are case-sensitive [OK]

Quick Trick: Check method name spelling carefully [OK]

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