You want your PowerShell script to try deleting a file, but if it fails, log the error and continue. Which script correctly uses error handling to do this?

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PowerShell - Error Handling

Atry { Remove-Item 'C:\file.txt' } catch { Write-Output 'Failed to delete file'; exit }

BRemove-Item 'C:\file.txt' -ErrorAction Stop; Write-Output 'Continuing script'

Ctry { Remove-Item 'C:\file.txt' } catch { Write-Output 'Failed to delete file' } Write-Output 'Continuing script'

DRemove-Item 'C:\file.txt' -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue; Write-Output 'Failed to delete file'

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Check try-catch usage
try { Remove-Item 'C:\file.txt' } catch { Write-Output 'Failed to delete file' } Write-Output 'Continuing script' uses try to attempt deletion and catch to log failure without stopping.
Step 2: Confirm script continues
After catch, it outputs 'Continuing script', so script keeps running.
Final Answer:
try { Remove-Item 'C:\file.txt' } catch { Write-Output 'Failed to delete file' } Write-Output 'Continuing script' -> Option C
Quick Check:
Try-catch logs error and continues = C [OK]

Quick Trick: Use try-catch and continue script after catch [OK]

Common Mistakes:

Using exit in catch stops script
Not using try-catch for error handling
Using SilentlyContinue but logging error anyway

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You want your PowerShell script to try deleting a file, but if it fails, log the error and continue. Which script correctly uses error handling to do this?

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Step 2: Confirm script continues

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