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Add Comments in Windows PowerShell Scripts
How to add comments in Windows PowerShell scripts?
✍: FYIcenter.com
There are two primary ways to add comments in Windows PowerShell scripts:
1. Using # in the middle of line - If you use the "#" sign in the middle of a line, everything starts from "#" to the end of line is considered as a comment. For example:
Write-Host "Hello World!" # Can you hear me?
2. Using <# ... #> block - If you use the "#" block in a script file, everything between the starting tag and the ending tag is considered as a comment. For example:
<# The following command will
Test connection with the Microsoft Website
Format the output with 2 properties only
#>
Test-Connection www.microsoft.com -count 1 | format-list Address,ResponseTime
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