PowerShell Variable Wildcards
PowerShell variable wildcards allow you to write powerful scripts with pattern matching. Two main types of wildcards * and ? are used in PowerShell for …
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How to Use PowerShell Variable in Path
Using variables in paths is an important aspect while working with PowerShell scripting. It provides flexibility and maintainability of scripts and allows you to store …
Convert PowerShell Variable to String
In PowerShell, you can convert the variable to a string using the ToString() method or the -f format operator. PowerShell allows you to work with …
PowerShell isNullOrEmpty and White Space
In PowerShell IsNullOrEmpty built-in static method of the .Net Framework System.String class can be used to determine if a string variable is null or empty. …
PowerShell Constant and Read-Only Variables
PowerShell has a built-in cmdlet New-Variable to create read-only and constant variables. This command uses the parameter -Option Constant to create a constant variable. The …
PowerShell Clear-Variable
The Clear-Variable cmdlet in PowerShell clear variable value, as a result, the variable value is empty or NULL. At times, it is important to clear …
Use PowerShell to Create Empty File
Use the New-Item cmdlet in PowerShell to create an empty file. This command generates an empty file in the specified location. An empty file can …
Use PowerShell to Create a Temporary File
The New-TemporaryFile cmdlet in PowerShell is used to create a temporary file easily. Creating a temp file in PowerShell is a common task when you …
Use PowerShell to Get Temp Folder Path
Use the environment variable `$env:Temp` to get the temp folder in PowerShell. This variable returns the current user’s temp folder path. The temp folder in …
Convert Timestamp to Date in PowerShell
To convert timestamp to Date in PowerShell, use the .Net method FromFileTimeToUTC(). This method takes Int64 as the input parameter and returns the DateTime. Windows …