PowerShell - Working with ObjectsIdentify the error in this PowerShell code:$num = 5$num.ToUpper()AToUpper() should be called as ToUpper without parenthesesBVariable $num is not definedCToUpper() method does not exist for integersDMissing parentheses after $numCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Check variable type$num is an integer (5), not a string.Step 2: Verify method availabilityToUpper() is a string method, not valid for integers.Final Answer:ToUpper() method does not exist for integers -> Option CQuick Check:ToUpper() on int = D [OK]Quick Trick: Only strings have ToUpper() method [OK]Common Mistakes:Assuming all objects have ToUpper()Ignoring variable typeSyntax errors unrelated to method
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