Do curly braces mean anything in PowerShell variable declaration?
Curly braces in PowerShell variable names allow for arbitrary characters in the name of the variable. If there are no "pathological" characters in the variable name, then the braces are not needed and have no effect.
You'll find that "generated" code will sometimes use curly braces because they guarantee that the variable name is valid.
the {} braces use for declare variables with spaces in the middle or inside of the variable, like this:
${var_name hello } = "Hello world!2"$var_name = "Hello world!"it's not the same, 'cause you can't save data in a variable with spaces, powershell understand the variable until a space, except it's inside the braces.
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What might not be obvious on a first glance is that you can use any provider within ${}, for example:
${c:\tmp\foo.txt}="Hello World" # C: uses file system providerThe effect depends on the provider, for the file system provider the example changes the content of the specified file.