Answer by derekantrican for PowerShell string interpolation syntax
Note that $() is helpful for json objects:"My json property is $($jsonObj.property)"
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tl;drInside "...":$(...) is only needed to embed entire expressions or commands (e.g. "$($PSVersionTable.PSVersion)")${...} is only needed if a stand-alone reference to a variable that has a regular...
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${variable} is the syntax for variable names that include special characters.(See about_Variables -> Variable names that include special characters)Example:${var with spaces} = "value""var with...
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I always used the following syntax to be sure that variable were expanded in a string:"my string with a $($variable)"I recently ran into the following syntax:"my string with a ${variable}"Are they...
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