PowerShell Studio has two features in particular that assist the user in working with variables: the debugging variable panel and scope-aware variable renaming. When working with scripts that ...

Variables are just about the most ubiquitous element inside any PowerShell script. Variables can easily be created and referenced inside your script. But sometimes you just need to test to see if they ...

One of the features I like about PowerShell is automatic variables ... a [System.Management.Automation.PSBoundParametersDictionary] object. This variable is present if a script or function you create ...

it is possible to create a script from recently used PowerShell commands with two lines of code. Here they are: The first of these commands maps the Get-History cmdlet's output to a variable ...

And what does PowerShell return to us? Let’s put variables aside for now, and move on to the next element of scripting: Decision making and looping. The simplest form of decision making in ...

For example, to sort the running processes by process ID and then assign the output to a variable, you could use this command: Running a newly created PowerShell script can have unintended ...

Using variables and “for loops” in a command string simplifies the reuse of existing scripts and helps automate their operation. While you can’t use these scripts in the Windows Command window, you ...

which can come in handy when you need to streamlined the process of creating tasks on several devices or when you need to create a PowerShell script that needs to interact with the console.