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PowerShellGetting Started

Filter pipeline values

PowerShell: Filter pipeline values using PowerShell 7.

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PowerShellHashtables & object records

Find differences between two collections

PowerShell: Compare-Object marks reference-only values with a left arrow and difference-only values with a right arrow.

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PowerShellFile operations & integrity

Find matching files recursively

PowerShell: Select files explicitly and sort their names for predictable presentation.

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PowerShellArray operations

Find the index of an array item

PowerShell: Array.IndexOf returns -1 when the requested item is absent.

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PowerShellDates & numeric validation

Find the number of days in a month

PowerShell: DaysInMonth handles leap-year February correctly.

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PowerShellDates & numeric validation

Format a bounded duration as hours minutes and seconds

PowerShell: TimeSpan can format duration components with escaped separators.

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PowerShellText & data

Format a date without locale ambiguity

Parse an ISO date and format it consistently.

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PowerShellStructured formats & encodings

Handle a malformed JSON document

PowerShell: ConvertFrom-Json reports a terminating conversion error under the selected error preference.

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PowerShellFunctions & control

Handle a terminating error

Catch conversion failures and produce a clear fallback.

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PowerShellGetting Started

Handle an expected terminating error

PowerShell: Handle an expected terminating error using PowerShell 7.

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PowerShellGetting Started

Insert a variable into a string

PowerShell: Insert a variable into a string using PowerShell 7.

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PowerShellStrings & literal text

Insert values into a multiline template

PowerShell: A double-quoted here-string expands variable references.

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