Powershell - single quote, double quotes and protection
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An article to review single quote ’, double quote ” string values and protections.
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Answer : Because of the parser! The parser is responsible for presenting the information sent by the console or by the script in an executable way for Powershell. There are two modes, which explains why a string in an argument doesn’t require a quote (unless there’s a space) unlike a string in a variable: - Argument mode - Expression mode
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