Add-Type PowerShell Cmdlet
The Add-Type cmdlet in PowerShell adds a Microsoft .NET class to a PowerShell session. It lets you define a Microsoft .NET Core class in your …
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Add-Member – PowerShell Cmdlet
PowerShell’s Add-Member cmdlet is a powerful tool that enables you to add custom members such as properties and methods to existing object. This allows you …
How to Use Try Catch Finally in PowerShell
PowerShell error handling capabilities enable you to manage and respond to terminating errors in your script effectively. The effective error handling is essential for writing …
PowerShell Strings
A string in PowerShell is a sequence of characters enclosed within a single quote (`’`) or double quotes (`”`). Strings can contain alphanumeric characters, symbols, …
PowerShell Scopes
In PowerShell, a scope refers to the context in which script elements such as variables, functions, aliases, and modules are defined and accessed. Scopes defines …
PowerShell Functions
A function in PowerShell is a block of code that performs a specific task or return a value. Functions allow you to divide your code …
PowerShell Multidimensional Arrays
In PowerShell, multidimensional arrays are arrays that contain other arrays as elements. These arrays can be organized into multiple dimensions. There are Jagged arrays and …
PowerShell Arrays
PowerShell arrays is a data structure providing a structured way to store and manipulate collections of items. These items can be of the same type …
PowerShell Switch Statement
The Switch statement in PowerShell provides an approach to evaluate a variable or expression against multiple possible values, executing different code blocks based on the …
PowerShell If-Else Statement
The if-else statement in PowerShell provides a mechanism to implement conditional logic, control the flow of execution based on the specified condition evaluates to true …