February 2013
Intermediate to advanced
632 pages
20h 20m
English
This chapter covers
In any computer language, operators provide a means of comparing and manipulating pieces of data. PowerShell’s no exception, offering a wide variety of operators for different tasks.
All of these operators have a common syntactical form. Practically all Power-Shell operators start with a dash or a hyphen, followed by the operator name. You’ll see plenty of examples of this in the following sections and throughout the rest of the book. If you have prior experience with other scripting or programming languages, PowerShell’s operators can seem confusing or odd at first, but you’ll get used ...