Prevent trailing newline in PowerShell Out-File command

Question

How do I prevent PowerShell\'s Out-File command from appending a newline after the text it outputs?

For example, running the following command produces a file with c

Answer 1

To complement briantist's and mklement0's helpful answers re -NoNewline:

I created this little function to replace the -NoNewLine parameter of Out-File in previous versions of powershell.

Note: In my case it was for a .csv file with 7 lines (Days of the week and some more values)

## Receive the value we want to add and "yes" or "no" depending on whether we want to 
put the value on a new line or not.
function AddValueToLogFile ($value, $NewLine) {
    ## If the log file exists:
    if (Test-path $Config.LogPath) {
        ## And we don't want to add a new line, the value is concatenated at the end.
        if ($NewLine -eq "no") {
            $file = Get-Content -Path $Config.LogPath 
            ## If the file has more than one line
            if ($file -is [array]) {
                $file[-1]+= ";" + $value
            }
            ## if the file only has one line
            else {
                $file +=  ";" + $value
            }
            $file | Out-File -FilePath $Config.LogPath
        }
        ## If we want to insert a new line the append parameter is used.
        elseif ($NewLine -eq "yes") {
            $value | Out-File -Append -FilePath $Config.LogPath
        }
    }
    ## If the log file does not exist it is passed as a value
    elseif (!(Test-path $Config.LogPath)) {
        $value | Out-File -FilePath $Config.LogPath
    }
}