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Chapter 1. Welcome to PowerShell

Figure 1.1. When you run the code from the example, this window will be displayed.

Figure 1.2. Viewing the installed updates on the local (Windows Server 2012 R2) machine

Figure 1.3. The anatomy of a basic command. It begins with the name of the command, followed by parameters. These may be switch parameters that take no arguments, regular parameters that take arguments, or positional parameters where the matching parameter is inferred by the argument’s position on the command line.

Figure 1.4. Flow of processing in the PowerShell interpreter, where an expression is transformed and then executed to produce a result

Figure 1.5. Anatomy of a pipeline

Figure 1.6. How objects flow through a pipeline one at a time. A common parser constructs each of the command objects and then starts the pipeline processor, stepping each object through all stages of the pipeline.

Figure 1.7. Displaying output with Out-GridView

Chapter 2. Working with types

Figure 2.1. Discovering the type of an expression

Figure 2.2. String types in PowerShell

Figure 2.3. Hashtable as a reference type

Chapter 3. Operators and expressions

Figure 3.1. Broad groups of operators we’ll cover in this chapter

Figure 3.2. Arithmetic operators in PowerShell that will be covered in this section

Figure 3.3. PowerShell assignment operators

Figure 3.4. The comparison operators in PowerShell. The operators beginning with “c” are case-sensitive; all others are case-insensitive.