[Solved] Given the CSV file 'users.csv' with columns 'Username' and 'Email', what will this script output?Import-Csv users.csv | ForEach-Object { "User: $($_.Username), Email: $($_.Email)" } | PowerShell

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Given the CSV file 'users.csv' with columns 'Username' and 'Email', what will this script output?

Import-Csv users.csv | ForEach-Object { "User: $($_.Username), Email: $($_.Email)" }

AAn error because of incorrect variable usage

BNothing, the script does not output anything

COnly the usernames without emails

DA list of strings showing each user's username and email

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand Import-Csv and ForEach-Object usage
Import-Csv reads CSV rows as objects; ForEach-Object processes each object.
Step 2: Analyze the string interpolation
"User: $($_.Username), Email: $($_.Email)" creates a formatted string for each user.
Final Answer:
A list of strings showing each user's username and email -> Option D
Quick Check:
Output format = formatted user info strings [OK]

Quick Trick: Use $($_.Property) inside strings to insert CSV data [OK]

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