Using GetEnumerator in PowerShell to Read Data
GetEnumerator in PowerShell is used to iterate through the Hashtable or array to read data in the collection. GetEnumerator doesn’t modify the collection data. Use …
GetEnumerator in PowerShell is used to iterate through the Hashtable or array to read data in the collection. GetEnumerator doesn’t modify the collection data. Use …
Use the Get-Item cmdlet in PowerShell to get the file in the specified drive. The Length property of the File system directories gets the file …
The Unix Epoch Time is the number of seconds that have elapsed since January 1, 1970. Using the Get-Date cmdlet with -UFormat %s in PowerShell, …
Use the backtick character (`) in PowerShell to escape the double quotes in a double quotes string and use double quotes (“) to escape a …
Use the Split operator in PowerShell with a regular expression (.{3}) to split the string into fixed lengths in PowerShell. The Split operator breaks the …
Copy-Item cmdlet in PowerShell copies the file from one location to another location. It copies files and directories in the file system and registry keys …
Use the PowerShell match operator to check if the string contains multiple values inside it or not. Use the string Join method to join the …
To get PowerShell substring after a character in the given string, use the IndexOf method over the string to get the position of the character. …
Using the Indexof() or LastIndexOf() methods in PowerShell, we can find the index position of the substring in PowerShell. IndexOf() method finds the first occurrence …
To comment out a single line of PowerShell script, use the # at the beginning of the line. Comment out code in PowerShell to create …