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Why this exists In a traditional shell, commands pass text to each other and you cut it up with grep and awk. PowerShell commands pass objects with named properties, so you filter on .Status or .Length instead of…
PowerShell Basics: Cmdlets, Objects and the Pipeline
The one idea that makes PowerShell different from a normal shell: commands pass objects, not text. Covers discovering commands, inspecting objects with Get-Member, filtering and sorting through the pipeline, and exporting results.
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