You can use the -join
operator to convert a PowerShell list into a string format. Here's an example:
$list = "item1", "item2", "item3"
$string = $list -join ","
Write-Output $string
This will output: item1,item2,item3
In this example, we use the -join
operator to concatenate each item in the $list
variable with a comma ,
as a separator. The resulting string is then stored in the $string
variable.
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