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Handling PowerShell’s Versatile Subexpressions

by @vexx32 on 24th February

Subexpressions are kind of like an inline function that always gets invoked immediately. You define a set of commands that all get invoked one after another, and then PowerShell processes all the output and either stores or outputs the results

Documenting with Powershell: Documenting Hyper-V settings

by Kelvin Tegelaar on 24th February

Kelvin shares a tool which pull information from Hyper-V and turns the information into a document

Fast Folder Sizes with PowerShell

by Jeff Hicks on 25th February

Jeff shows off a tool from his PSScriptTools module that uses .Net to speed up retrieving of file sizes.

Back to Basics: The PowerShell For Loop

by June Castillote on 25th February

In this article, you will learn what the for loop in PowerShell is, understand its syntax and what makes up a for loop statement.

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