features of powershell

PowerShell String The PowerShell string is simply an object with a System.String type. It is a datatype that denotes the sequence of…

Switch Statement When you need to check the multiple conditions in PowerShell, we must use the Switch statement. This statement in PowerShell…

PowerShell Test-Path The Test-Path cmdlet in PowerShell returns $true if all the elements of a file or directory path exist, otherwise $false.…

PowerShell Try Catch Finally When you need to handle the terminating errors within the script blocks, use a Try, Catch, and finally…

PowerShell Out-File The Out-File cmdlet in PowerShell sends the output to a specific file. When you need to use its parameters, use…

PowerShell Variables Variables are the fundamental part of the Windows PowerShell. We can store all the types of values in the PowerShell…

Preference Variables The preference variables are those variables which customize the behavior of the Windows PowerShell. Any user can change the value…

PowerShell vs. Bash Shell Both PowerShell and Bash shell provides one intelligent command line Interface (CLI) by using their own configuration management…

PowerShell Clear-Content The Clear-Content cmdlet deletes the content of an item, but it does not delete the item, such as deleting the…

PowerShell Get-Content The PowerShell Get-Content cmdlet gets the content of an item at a specified location. The gc, cat, and type are…