Learn PowerShell Core 6.0

Basics

For the first step, we should find the PowerShell console in VSCode. For this, press on TERMINAL. We validate the started PowerShell version with $PSVersionTable and you can see that the default PowerShell version running on a Windows 10 environment is loaded:

So, in this console, you have the same possibilities as working directly with PowerShell.exe.

Next, we want to create a new script. For this, we create a new workspace folder and add a new file, test.ps1, to it. It is self-explanatory and should look similar to this, when you have finished:

You can now start writing your scripts and make use of IntelliSense. In the next screenshot, ...