PowerShell is a new generation command line application developed by Microsoft as an alternative to Windows command line cmd.exe and Windows Script Host. A component of Windows, originally known simply as Windows PowerShell, was made open-source and cross-platform with the introduction of PowerShell Core on August 18, 2016.
In PowerShell, administrative tasks are usually performed by cmdlets (pronunciation commands), which are special .NET classes that implement a specific action. These tasks work by accessing data in different data stores, such as the file system or registry, that is available to PowerShell through providers. Also, third-party developers can add cmdlets and providers to PowerShell. Scripts can be used by other scripts and packaged into modules.
Windows PowerShell-Cmdlets
Cmdlet (Command-let) are special commands that Windows Powershell has. It is easy to understand what they do from the names of the cmdlet commands. Extensive help information is available for each Cmdlet. Thanks to the application, detailed information about the desired cmdlet can be accessed.
In PowerShell, administrative tasks are usually performed by cmdlets (pronunciation commands), which are special .NET classes that implement a specific action. These tasks work by accessing data in different data stores, such as the file system or registry, that is available to PowerShell through providers. Also, third-party developers can add cmdlets and providers to PowerShell. Scripts can be used by other scripts and packaged into modules.
Windows PowerShell-Cmdlets
Cmdlet (Command-let) are special commands that Windows Powershell has. It is easy to understand what they do from the names of the cmdlet commands. Extensive help information is available for each Cmdlet. Thanks to the application, detailed information about the desired cmdlet can be accessed.
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