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Viewing file: Select action/file-type: TOPIC about_Escape_Characters SHORT DESCRIPTION Introduces the escape character in Windows PowerShell and explains its effect. LONG DESCRIPTION Escape characters are used to assign a special interpretation to the characters that follow it. In Windows PowerShell, the escape character is the backtick (`), also called the grave accent (ASCII 96). The escape character can be used to indicate a literal, to indicate line continuation, and to indicate special characters. Indicating a Literal When an escape character precedes a variable, it prevents a value from being substituted for the variable. When an escape character precedes a double quotation mark, Windows PowerShell interprets the double quotation mark as a character, not as a string delimiter. For example: C:\>$a = 5 C:\>"The value is stored in $a." The value is stored in 5. C:\>$a = 5 C:\>"The value is stored in `$a." The value is stored in $a. C:\> "Use quotation marks (") to indicate a string." Unexpected token ')' in expression or statement. At line:1 char:25 + "Use quotation marks (") <<<< to indicate a string." C:\> "Use quotation marks (`") to indicate a string." Use quotation marks (") to indicate a string. Indicating Line Continuation The escape character tells Windows PowerShell that the command continues on the next line. For example: C:\> get-process ` >> powershell Handles NPM(K) PM(K) WS(K) VM(M) CPU(s) Id ProcessName ------- ------ ----- ----- ----- ------ -- ----------- 340 8 34556 31864 149 0.98 2036 powershell Indicating Special Characters When used within quotation marks, the escape character indicates a special character that provides instructions to the command parser. The following special characters are recognized by Windows PowerShell: `0 Null `a Alert `b Backspace `f Form feed `n New line `r Carriage return `t Horizontal tab `v Vertical tab For example: C:\> "12345678123456781`nCol1`tColumn2`tCol3" 12345678123456781 Col1 Column2 Col3 For more information, type: get-help about_special_characters SEE ALSO about_Quoting_Rules |
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