The System.Text.StringBuilder class can be used to build complex strings. The StringBuilder class has a number of constructors that can be viewed on the MSDN class library, as shown in the following screenshot:
PowerShell is also able to show the list of constructors. However, PowerShell cannot show the descriptive text. Still, this may be useful as a reminder if the general functionality is already known. In PowerShell 5.0, the following syntax may be used to list the constructors:
PS> [System.Text.StringBuilder]::new
OverloadDefinitions
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System.Text.StringBuilder new()
System.Text.StringBuilder new(int capacity)
System.Text.StringBuilder new(string value)
System.Text.StringBuilder new(string value, int capacity)
System.Text.StringBuilder new(string value, int startIndex, int length, int capacity)
System.Text.StringBuilder new(int capacity, int maxCapacity...
