PowerShell Core for Linux Administrators Cookbook

How to do it...

Launch Visual Studio Code and address any immediate requirements it asks for. Then, follow these steps to get started:

1. Open a new file in Visual Studio Code and set the file type as PowerShell.
2. Type in the following in the script pane. The file does not have to be saved; execute it using the F5 key to make it available in PowerShell:

class Person {    [string]$Name    [Int32]$Age    [int32]$Salary        Person () {}        Person ([string]$Name, [int32]$Age) {        $this.Name = $Name        $this.Age = $Age    }        [int32] sal ([int32]$Salary, [int32]$Comm) {        return $Salary * $Comm    }}

2. To find the constructors of a class, call the static method New; type in the following at the prompt:

PS> [Person]::New

3. This gives us two functions of the same name; these ...