# Text: Quotes and \`$( )\`

Double quotes fill in the values of variables and single quotes keep text exactly as typed, $( ) puts a property or a whole command's answer into text, and a here-string holds text of many lines.

![Cheat sheet for the lesson Text: Quotes and \`$( )\`: Double quotes fill in the values of variables and single quotes keep text exactly as typed, $( ) puts a property or a whole command's answer into text, and a here-string holds text of many lines.](https://fsdtrainingmedia.blob.core.windows.net/public/images/2026/11/8e2b86f8ccbf44aa8663dfb1d624cf6b.webp)

- Category: PowerShell
- Level: Apprentice
- Tags: here-string, powershell, string-interpolation, subexpression
- Updated: November 10, 2026

Source: https://www.ask-codey.com/cheat-sheets/powershell-strings-cheat-sheet
