PowerShell

How-tos How to Import CSV Files Into Array in PowerShell This article will discuss reading comma-separated files or CSV data and placing it into an array variable using PowerShell. ↗ How-tos LastExitCode in PowerShell This article will focus on $? and $lastexitcode commands in PowerShell. ↗ How-tos How to Use the CmdletBinding Attribute in PowerShell The cmdlet is a lightweight script that performs a single function within the PowerShell environment. The cmdlets can be written in any .Net language. ↗ How-tos How to Append Data to a CSV File in PowerShell This tutorial will teach you to append data into a CSV file using PowerShell. ↗ How-tos Nested ForEach-Object and Where-Object in PowerShell This tutorial will discuss the Where-Object and ForEach-Object in PowerShell. ↗ How-tos PowerShell Set-Content Cmdlet The Set-Content cmdlet is widely used to write new text content to an existing file or replace an existing text content with a given text value. It consists of several optional … ↗ How-tos How to Get a List of Processes Similar to the Task Manager in PowerShell This article illustrates how we can get performance metrics from our local computer on PowerShell. We use the Get-Counter cmdlet on PowerShell to fetch the performance counter data … ↗ How-tos How to Write Comment-Based Help for PowerShell Scripts You can write comment-based help for your PowerShell scripts and cmdlets. ↗ How-tos The echo Equivalent in PowerShell This tutorial will introduce echo equivalent commands in PowerShell for scripts and functions. ↗ How-tos How to Convert a String to Datetime in PowerShell This tutorial will teach you to convert a string to DateTime in PowerShell. ↗ How-tos PowerShell Command Equivalent to Linux ls This tutorial will introduce different PowerShell equivalent commands for Linux ls command. ↗ How-tos PowerShell With Robocopy and Arguments Passing This tutorial will teach you to use robocopy in PowerShell. ↗ How-tos How to Format a DateTime in PowerShell This tutorial presents different methods to format a Date and Time in PowerShell. ↗ How-tos How to Add Items to Array in the PowerShell This tutorial will teach you to add items to an array in PowerShell. ↗ How-tos How to Convert an Array Object to a String in PowerShell This tutorial will teach you to convert an array object to a string in PowerShell. ↗ How-tos How to Get the Current Location of the PowerShell Script This article will discuss how we can get the current location of our PowerShell script in different versions of the PowerShell scripting environment. ↗ How-tos How to Run CMD Commands in PowerShell This article explains the different methods in running cmd legacy commands that don't normally work in PowerShell inside Windows PowerShell's scripting environment. ↗ How-tos How to Print Environment Variables in Windows PowerShell This article will discuss what environment variables are and how to print them using multiple Windows PowerShell commands. ↗ How-tos How to Split Commands to Multiple Lines in PowerShell This article will explain the importance of Windows PowerShell multiline commands to split long commands over multiple lines. We will also discuss other methods to achieve this … ↗ How-tos How to Get Full Path of the Files in PowerShell This tutorial will teach you to get full path of the files in PowerShell. ↗ How-tos How to Compare the Contents of Two String Objects in PowerShell This article explores several approaches to comparing the contents of two string objects in PowerShell, from basic equality and inequality checks using operators like -eq and -ne … ↗ How-tos How to Check the Beginning of a String Using PowerShell This article will demonstrate how to check the beginning of a string variable using different methods and functions in Windows PowerShell. ↗ How-tos How to Join Path to Combine More Than Two Strings Into a File Path in PowerShell This tutorial will teach you to use Join-Path to combine more than two strings into a file path. ↗ How-tos How to Get the File Extension Using PowerShell This article will discuss several methods to get the file extension using PowerShell scripting. This article provides multiple techniques and examples as well. ↗