It kinda, sorta works but I think it's a real pain to construct, especially trying to get the new lines just right. A better approach is to use a here string. This is a great technique for creating a ...
Strings are a very common thing to see and use in PowerShell. Parameters may take strings and a lot of times the objects that are outputted by various commands have strings as their properties. In ...
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