Question

Which of the cmdlets listed below will only add content to a file?

Group of answer choices

Set-Content file.txt -add “Added Content”

Set-Content -File /file.txt -input “Added Content”

Add-Content file.txt -value “Added Content"

Add-Content -Path /file.txt -value “Added Content”

Answer 1

Answer. Add-Content -Path /file.txt -value “Added Content”

If we want to add content to a file then we need to use Add-Content with the path. The Add-Content cmdlet uses the Path parameter to specify the given file and the cmdlet appends content to a specified file from the given path. The "value" parameter includes the text string to append(add) to the file.

Add-Content -Path /file.txt -value “Added Content” will only the option which is helpful to only add content to a file.

All other option is wrong because we need to add content to a file, so we don't need to set the content to a specified file. Hence, the first and second option is wrong and in the third option there is no path, so we can't add in a proper way to a file.