If you’ve been with me from the beginning of this book, then a quick congratulations to you! I love it when someone wants to learn something new, picks up a book, and cracks on with it. Now you have learned a huge chunk of the basics, and now we can have a little more fun and start to build some scripts into a proper functional game. Now this isn’t what PowerShell is meant for, and it’s not even that great at it, but the point is we can and it’s fun and helps us learn to code. So in this chapter, I’m going to walk you through one way you ...
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