April 2007
Intermediate to advanced
551 pages
12h 9m
English
This chapter showed you the two parsing modes that Windows PowerShell uses:
Expression mode
Command mode
You also saw examples of using the get-process cmdlet to explore running processes on a Windows machine and examples of using the get-service cmdlet to explore services.
The chapter discussed convenience features — aliases and Tab completion — that make it easier and faster to enter commands at the Windows PowerShell command line.
Pipelines were described, as well as how you can filter (using the where-object cmdlet), sort (using the sort-object cmdlet), and group objects (using the group-object cmdlet) in a Windows PowerShell pipeline.
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