July 2018
Beginner
552 pages
13h 18m
English
You need to learn that PowerShell is an object-oriented programming or scripting language, and it is based on .NET. What does that actually mean? Every parameter and every return value are of a specific type. And because PowerShell is based on .NET, these are .NET types. There are different ways to retrieve the type of an object:
"String"[System.DateTime] "24/08/2018""String".GetType()([System.DateTime] "24/08/2018").GetType()Get-Member -InputObject "String"
This differs from most of the other scripting languages, where you primarily pass and retrieve strings, and makes PowerShell a scripting language with a lot of similarities to full stack developing languages. In the following overview, you will see the commonly used types:
# sequence ...
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