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Calling a function Within PowerShell

To call the function within PowerShell, simply type the function name outside the function. You can also call it using the PowerShell console or ISE.

Display all Environment Variables From PowerShell

To display all the environment variables, you can use commands including “Get-PSDrive”, “gci env:*”, “ls Env:”, or “$env:PATH”.

Echo Equivalent for Script Testing in PowerShell

The “Write-Output” and the “Write-Host” commands are the “Echo” equivalent in PowerShell. Both of the commands write the input text as an output.

Function return value in PowerShell

return value in the PowerShell function exits the script after the execution of the code above it. It can also return values to the console.

Terminating a Script in PowerShell

To terminate a PowerShell script, you can use these given commands “Exit”, “Break”, or “Return”. These commands need to be executed inside a script.

How to Compare the Contents of Two String Objects in PowerShell

To compare the contents of two string objects in PowerShell, first, assign strings to more than one variable, and compare them using “-eq” or “-like” operator.

Path to Powershell.exe (v 1.0)

To get path to the PowerShell.exe (v 1.0), simply execute the “$PsHome” command in the PowerShell console. Path for 64-Bit and 32-Bit Windows will be different.

PowerShell and the -contains operator

The “-contains” operator in PowerShell is used to match the given/referenced value in the collection of values stored in a variable.

How to Rename Files in a Loop in PowerShell

Renaming of files in a loop in PowerShell can be performed by using the “ForEach()” loop with the combination of the “Get-ChildItem” and “Rename-Item” cmdlets.

How to Use GetType to Check Variable Type in PowerShell

To check the data type of any variable or difference between variables type, GetType() method is used in Windows PowerShell.

How to Pass an Argument to a PowerShell Script?

To pass an argument to a PowerShell script, you can use the two methods, including “param” statement and the “args[]” array.

How to Pass Multiple Parameters Into a Function in PowerShell

To pass multiple parameters into a PowerShell function, you can use the param() function or the args[ ] array method in the script or console.

How to Quietly Remove a Directory With Content in PowerShell

To quietly remove the directory with the content in PowerShell, you can use the “Remove-Item” and “rm” cmdlets for removing without prompting.

How to Redirect the Output of a PowerShell to a File During its Execution

To redirect the output of a PowerShell to a file, there are two methods including “Redirect operator >” method and the “Out-File” command method.

How to Run an exe File in PowerShell With Parameters With Spaces and Quotes

The “exe” file can be executed with parameters, spaces and quotes using two methods, including “Start-Process” and “Call Operator &”.

How to Run PowerShell in CMD

To run the PowerShell in CMD, first, launch “Command Prompt” and execute the “PowerShell” command. After that, enable the remote execution policy.

How to format Date and Time in PowerShell

The Date and Time can be formatted in PowerShell using several specifiers, such as “-Format”, “-UFormat”, or “-DisplayHint”.

How to Install and Import PowerShell Active Directory Module

First, install the RSAT and then enable RSAT from the Control Panel. Lastly, use the PowerShell Import-Module cmdlet to import the Active Directory module.

How to Execute a PowerShell Script

To run the PowerShell script, first of all, set the execution policy to “RemoteSigned”. After that, open “PowerShell ISE”, locate the script, and execute it.

Running a command as Administrator Using PowerShell

To run a command as an administrator using PowerShell, open the PowerShell as an administrator from the Start menu of Windows.

A Better Way to Check if a Path Exists or not in PowerShell

The path in the PowerShell can be checked if it exists or not by using Test-Path, and [System.IO.Directory]::Exists() methods.

How to download PowerShell 7 on Windows

PowerShell 7 can be downloaded on windows by using three different methods such as MSI package, ZIP package, and Command Prompt method (CMD).

Ternary Operator in PowerShell

The ternary operator is the simplified form of the “if-else” condition. It accepts two expressions and compares them based on the added condition.

Run Python in PowerShell

To run Python in PowerShell, simply run the “Python” command to enable Python. After that, you can execute any of the Python commands inside PowerShell.

Install Software Using PowerShell Script

To install the software using PowerShell, first add the “Start-Process” command and then add the software file and execute it for standard installation.

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