July 2013
Beginner
280 pages
7h 7m
English
No one enjoys debugging scripts. In fact, the best debugging is no debugging. It is also true that well written, well formatted, well documented, and clearly constructed Windows PowerShell code requires less effort to debug than poorly formatted, undocumented spaghetti code. It is fair to say that debugging begins when you first open the Windows PowerShell ISE.
If you can read and understand your Windows PowerShell code, chances are you will need to do very little debugging. But what if you do need to do some debugging? Well, just as excellent golfers spend many hours practicing chipping out of the sand trap ...