Summary: Learn about the default parameter values in Windows PowerShell.
How can I find more about default parameter values in Windows PowerShell?
Use the Get-Help cmdlet and search for *defaultParameter*. The following command returns a list of Help topics that provide this ...
Summary: Use Windows PowerShell to return the remainder after dividing two numbers.
How can use Windows PowerShell to divide two numbers and only return the remainder (called a modulo operation)?
In Windows PowerShell, the modulo operator is the % sign. Here are a few examples of how to use it:
PS C:\> 3...
Summary: Learn how to easily add a number to an existing value stored in a variable and update the value of the variable.
How can I use Windows PowerShell to add a number to a value stored in a variable so that I can update the value in that variable with the number and store the number back into ...
Summary: Learn how to easily produce a list of approved Windows PowerShell verbs.
How can I find what verbs are approved for use in a Windows PowerShell function?
Use the Get-Verb cmdlet, and to make it easy to peruse, send the output to the Out-GridView cmdlet:
get-verb | Out-GridView...
Summary: Learn how to find aliases related to a series of cmdlets. How can I find aliases that are related to a series of Windows PowerShell cmdlets, such as processes? Use the Get-Alias cmdlet and specify a wildcard character for the definition parameter, for example:Get-Alias -Definition "*process...