How to print output in PowerShell

How to print output in PowerShell

To print output to the console in PowerShell, you can use the Write-Output cmdlet. This cmdlet is used to write objects to the pipeline, which can then be displayed on the screen or redirected to a file or another cmdlet.

Here's an example of using the Write-Output cmdlet to print output to the console:

$message = "Hello World"
Write-Output $message

In this example, the Write-Output cmdlet is used to print the value of the $message variable to the console. The code will output the string Hello World to the console.

You can also use the Write-Output cmdlet to print multiple values to the console by separating them with a comma.

Here's an example:

$message1 = "Hello World"
$message2 = "How are you?"
Write-Output $message1, $message2

In this example, the Write-Output cmdlet is used to print the values of the $message1 and $message2 variables to the console. The code will output the strings "Hello World" and "How are you?" to the console, separated by a space.

Conclusion

The Write-Output cmdlet is a useful tool for printing output to the console in PowerShell.