I'm just starting to learn how to code in Powershell. So, how can I do dis?
I searched the MS website but it is not clear...
I'm just starting to learn how to code in Powershell. So, how can I do dis?
I searched the MS website but it is not clear...
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PowerShell has no dedicated command for emitting a beep.
Therefore, use
[Console]::Beep(), which you note as an option. This relies on the fact that you have virtually unlimited access to .NET APIs from PowerShell:An alternative, available in Windows PowerShell v5.1 (the latest and last version - not sure about earlier ones) and in all versions of PowerShell (Core), is to use escape sequence
`ainside an expandable string ("...").Note: While
"`a"alone would work too, it would also print a newline (whichWrite-Host -NoNewLineavoids).