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Values are assigned to variables using the PowerShell ''assignment operator'', represented by the ''='' sign. To assign a value to a variable therefore, the variable name is placed on the left of the expression, followed by the assignment operator. The value to be assigned is then placed to the right of the assignment operator.
PowerShell is a loosely typed language. In contract contrast to ''strongly'' typed languages such as C#, C++ or Java this means that the ''type'' of the variable does not need to be specified at creation time. Instead, PowerShell infers the type from the data being assigned. For example, let's begin by assigning the word "Red" to a variable named mycolor:
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