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    • 1-1
      Content list
    • 1-2
      About
    • 1-3
      Chapter 1: Getting started with PowerShell
    • 1-4
      Section 1.1: Allow scripts stored on your machine to run un-signed
    • 1-5
      Section 1.2: Aliases & Similar Functions
    • 1-6
      Section 1.3: The Pipeline - Using Output from a PowerShell cmdlet
    • 1-7
      Section 1.4: Calling .Net Library Methods
    • 1-8
      Section 1.5: Installation or Setup
    • 1-9
      Section 1.6: Commenting
    • 1-10
      Section 1.7: Creating Objects
    • 1-11
      Chapter 2: Variables in PowerShell
    • 1-12
      Section 2.1: Simple variable
    • 1-13
      Section 2.2: Arrays
    • 1-14
      Section 2.3: List Assignment of Multiple Variables
    • 1-15
      Section 2.4: Scope
    • 1-16
      Section 2.5: Removing a variable
    • 1-17
      Chapter 3: Operators
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      Section 3.1: Comparison Operators
    • 1-19
      Section 3.2: Arithmetic Operators
    • 1-20
      Section 3.3: Assignment Operators
    • 1-21
      Section 3.4: Redirection Operators
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      Section 3.5: Mixing operand types, the type of the left operand dictates the behavior
    • 1-23
      Section 3.6: Logical Operators
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      Section 3.7: String Manipulation Operators
    • 1-25
      Chapter 4: Special Operators
    • 1-26
      Section 4.1: Array Expression Operator
    • 1-27
      Section 4.2: Call Operation
    • 1-28
      Section 4.3: Dot sourcing operator
    • 1-29
      Chapter 5: Basic Set Operations
    • 1-30
      Section 5.1: Filtering: Where-Object / where / ?
    • 1-31
      Section 5.2: Ordering: Sort-Object / sort
    • 1-32
      Section 5.3: Grouping: Group-Object / group
    • 1-33
      Section 5.4: Projecting: Select-Object / select
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      Chapter 6: Conditional logic
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      Section 6.1: if, else and else if
    • 1-36
      Section 6.2: Negation
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      Section 6.3: If conditional shorthand
    • 1-38
      Chapter 7: Loops
    • 1-39
      Section 7.1: Foreach
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      Section 7.2: For
    • 1-41
      Section 7.3: ForEach() Method
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      Section 7.4: ForEach-Object
    • 1-43
      Section 7.5: Continue
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      Section 7.6: Break
    • 1-45
      Section 7.7: While
    • 1-46
      Section 7.8: Do
    • 1-47
      Chapter 8: Switch statement
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      Section 8.1: Simple Switch
    • 1-49
      Section 8.2: Switch Statement with CaseSensitive Parameter
    • 1-50
      Section 8.3: Switch Statement with Wildcard Parameter
    • 1-51
      Section 8.4: Switch Statement with File Parameter
    • 1-52
      Section 8.5: Simple Switch with Default Condition
    • 1-53
      Section 8.6: Switch Statement with Regex Parameter
    • 1-54
      Section 8.7: Simple Switch With Break
    • 1-55
      Section 8.8: Switch Statement with Exact Parameter
    • 1-56
      Section 8.9: Switch Statement with Expressions
    • 1-57
      Chapter 9: Strings
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      Section 9.1: Multiline string
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      Section 9.2: Here-string
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      Section 9.3: Concatenating strings
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      Section 9.4: Special characters
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      Section 9.5: Creating a basic string
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      Section 9.6: Format string
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      Chapter 10: HashTables
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      Section 10.1: Access a hash table value by key
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      Section 10.2: Creating a Hash Table
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      Section 10.3: Add a key value pair to an existing hash table
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      Section 10.4: Remove a key value pair from an existing hash table
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      Section 10.5: Enumerating through keys and Key-Value Pairs
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      Section 10.6: Looping over a hash table
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      Chapter 11: Working with Objects
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      Section 11.1: Examining an object
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      Section 11.2: Updating Objects
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      Section 11.3: Creating a new object
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      Section 11.4: Creating Instances of Generic Classes
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      Chapter 12: PowerShell Functions
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      Section 12.1: Basic Parameters
    • 1-78
      Section 12.2: Advanced Function
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      Section 12.3: Mandatory Parameters
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      Section 12.4: Parameter Validation
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      Section 12.5: Simple Function with No Parameters
    • 1-82
      Chapter 13: PowerShell Classes
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      Section 13.1: Listing available constructors for a class
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      Section 13.2: Methods and properties
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      Section 13.3: Constructor overloading
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      Section 13.4: Get All Members of an Instance
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      Section 13.5: Basic Class Template
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      Section 13.6: Inheritance from Parent Class to Child Class
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      Chapter 14: PowerShell Modules
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      Section 14.1: Create a Module Manifest
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      Section 14.2: Simple Module Example
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      Section 14.3: Exporting a Variable from a Module
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      Section 14.4: Structuring PowerShell Modules
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      Section 14.5: Location of Modules
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      Section 14.6: Module Member Visibility
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      Chapter 15: PowerShell profiles
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      Section 15.1: Create an basic profile
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      Chapter 16: Calculated Properties
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      Section 16.1: Display file size in KB - Calculated Properties
    • 1-100
      Chapter 17: Using existing static classes
    • 1-101
      Section 17.1: Adding types
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      Section 17.2: Using the .Net Math Class
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      Section 17.3: Creating new GUID instantly
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      Chapter 18: Built-in variables
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      Section 18.1: $PSScriptRoot
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      Section 18.2: $Args
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      Section 18.3: $PSItem
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      Section 18.4: $?
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      Section 18.5: $error
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      Chapter 19: Automatic Variables
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      Section 19.1: $OFS
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      Section 19.2: $?
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      Section 19.3: $null
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      Section 19.4: $error
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      Section 19.5: $pid
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      Section 19.6: Boolean values
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      Section 19.7: $_ / $PSItem
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      Section 19.8: $PSVersionTable
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      Chapter 20: Environment Variables
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      Section 20.1: Windows environment variables are visible as a PS drive called Env:
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      Section 20.2: Instant call of Environment Variables with $env:
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      Chapter 21: Splatting
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      Section 21.1: Piping and Splatting
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      Section 21.2: Passing a Switch parameter using Splatting
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      Section 21.3: Splatting From Top Level Function to a Series of Inner Function
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      Section 21.4: Splatting parameters
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      Chapter 22: PowerShell "Streams"; Debug, Verbose, Warning, Error, Output and Information
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      Section 22.1: Write-Output
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      Section 22.2: Write Preferences
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      Chapter 23: Sending Email
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      Section 23.1: Send-MailMessage with predefined parameters
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      Section 23.2: Simple Send-MailMessage
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      Section 23.3: SMTPClient - Mail with .txt file in body message
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      Chapter 24: PowerShell Remoting
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      Section 24.1: Connecting to a Remote Server via PowerShell
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      Section 24.2: Run commands on a Remote Computer
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      Section 24.3: Enabling PowerShell Remoting
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      Section 24.4: A best practise for automatically cleaning-up PSSessions
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      Chapter 25: Working with the PowerShell pipeline
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      Section 25.1: Writing Functions with Advanced Lifecycle
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      Section 25.2: Basic Pipeline Support in Functions
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      Section 25.3: Working concept of pipeline
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      Chapter 26: PowerShell Background Jobs
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      Section 26.1: Basic job creation
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      Section 26.2: Basic job management
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      Chapter 27: Return behavior in PowerShell
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      Section 27.1: Early exit
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      Section 27.2: Gotcha! Return in the pipeline
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      Section 27.3: Return with a value
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      Section 27.4: How to work with functions returns
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      Section 27.5: Gotcha! Ignoring unwanted output
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      Chapter 28: CSV parsing
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      Section 28.1: Basic usage of Import-Csv
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      Section 28.2: Import from CSV and cast properties to correct type
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      Chapter 29: Working with XML Files
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      Section 29.1: Accessing an XML File
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      Section 29.2: Creating an XML Document using XmlWriter()
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      Section 29.3: Adding snippets of XML to current XMLDocument
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      Chapter 30: Communicating with RESTful APIs
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      Section 30.1: Post Message to hipChat
    • 1-161
      Section 30.2: Using REST with PowerShell Objects to GET and POST many items
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      Section 30.3: Use Slack.com Incoming Webhooks
    • 1-163
      Section 30.4: Using REST with PowerShell Objects to Get and Put individual data
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      Section 30.5: Using REST with PowerShell to Delete items
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      Chapter 31: PowerShell SQL queries
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      Section 31.1: SQLExample
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      Section 31.2: SQLQuery
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      Chapter 32: Regular Expressions
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      Section 32.1: Single match
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      Section 32.2: Replace
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      Section 32.3: Replace text with dynamic value using a MatchEvalutor
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      Section 32.4: Escape special characters
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      Section 32.5: Multiple matches
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      Chapter 33: Aliases
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      Section 33.1: Get-Alias
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      Section 33.2: Set-Alias
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      Chapter 34: Using the progress bar
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      Section 34.1: Simple use of progress bar
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      Section 34.2: Usage of inner progress bar
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      Chapter 35: PowerShell.exe Command-Line
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      Section 35.1: Executing a command
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      Section 35.2: Executing a script file
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      Chapter 36: Cmdlet Naming
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      Section 36.1: Verbs
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      Section 36.2: Nouns
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      Chapter 37: Running Executables
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      Section 37.1: GUI Applications
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      Section 37.2: Console Streams
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      Section 37.3: Exit Codes
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      Chapter 38: Enforcing script prerequisites
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      Section 38.1: Enforce minimum version of PowerShell host
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      Section 38.2: Enforce running the script as administrator
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      Chapter 39: Using the Help System
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      Section 39.1: Updating the Help System
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      Section 39.2: Using Get-Help
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      Section 39.3: Viewing online version of a help topic
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      Section 39.4: Viewing Examples
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      Section 39.5: Viewing the Full Help Page
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      Section 39.6: Viewing help for a specific parameter
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      Chapter 40: Modules, Scripts and Functions
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      Section 40.1: Function
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      Section 40.2: Script
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      Section 40.3: Module
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      Section 40.4: Advanced Functions
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      Chapter 41: Naming Conventions
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      Section 41.1: Functions
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      Chapter 42: Common parameters
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      Section 42.1: ErrorAction parameter
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      Chapter 43: Parameter sets
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      Section 43.1: Parameter set to enforce the use of a parameter when a other is selected
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      Section 43.2: Parameter set to limit the combination of parameters
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      Chapter 44: PowerShell Dynamic Parameters
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      Section 44.1: "Simple" dynamic parameter
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      Chapter 45: GUI in PowerShell
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      Section 45.1: WPF GUI for Get-Service cmdlet
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      Chapter 46: URL Encode/Decode
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      Section 46.1: Encode Query String with `[System.Web.HttpUtility]::UrlEncode()`
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      Section 46.2: Quick Start: Encoding
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      Section 46.3: Quick Start: Decoding
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      Section 46.4: Encode Query String with `[uri]::EscapeDataString()`
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      Section 46.5: Decode URL with `[uri]::UnescapeDataString()`
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      Section 46.6: Decode URL with `[System.Web.HttpUtility]::UrlDecode()`
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      Chapter 47: Error handling
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      Section 47.1: Error Types
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      Chapter 48: Package management
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      Section 48.1: Create the default PowerShell Module Repository
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      Section 48.2: Find a module by name
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      Section 48.3: Install a Module by name
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      Section 48.4: Uninstall a module my name and version
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      Section 48.5: Update a module by name
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      Section 48.6: Find a PowerShell module using a pattern
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      Chapter 49: TCP Communication with PowerShell
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      Section 49.1: TCP listener
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      Section 49.2: TCP Sender
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      Chapter 50: PowerShell Workflows
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      Section 50.1: Workflow with Input Parameters
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      Section 50.2: Simple Workflow Example
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      Section 50.3: Run Workflow as a Background Job
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      Section 50.4: Add a Parallel Block to a Workflow
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      Chapter 51: Embedding Managed Code (C# | VB)
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      Section 51.1: C# Example
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      Section 51.2: VB.NET Example
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      Chapter 52: How to download latest artifact from Artifactory using PowerShell script (v2.0 or below)?
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      Section 52.1: PowerShell Script for downloading the latest artifact
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      Chapter 53: Comment-based help
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      Section 53.1: Function comment-based help
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      Section 53.2: Script comment-based help
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      Chapter 54: Archive Module
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      Section 54.1: Compress-Archive with wildcard
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      Section 54.2: Update existing ZIP with Compress-Archive
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      Section 54.3: Extract a Zip with Expand-Archive
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      Chapter 55: Infrastructure Automation
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      Section 55.1: Simple script for black-box integration test of console applications
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      Chapter 56: PSScriptAnalyzer - PowerShell Script Analyzer
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      Section 56.1: Analyzing scripts with the built-in preset rulesets
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      Section 56.2: Analyzing scripts against every built-in rule
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      Section 56.3: List all built-in rules
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      Chapter 57: Desired State Configuration
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      Section 57.1: Simple example - Enabling WindowsFeature
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      Section 57.2: Starting DSC (mof) on remote machine
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      Section 57.3: Importing psd1 (data file) into local variable
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      Section 57.4: List available DSC Resources
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      Section 57.5: Importing resources for use in DSC
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      Chapter 58: Using ShouldProcess
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      Section 58.1: Full Usage Example
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      Section 58.2: Adding -WhatIf and -Confirm support to your cmdlet
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      Section 58.3: Using ShouldProcess() with one argument
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      Chapter 59: Scheduled tasks module
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      Section 59.1: Run PowerShell Script in Scheduled Task
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      Chapter 60: ISE module
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      Section 60.1: Test Scripts
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      Chapter 61: Creating DSC Class-Based Resources
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      Section 61.1: Create a DSC Resource Skeleton Class
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      Section 61.2: DSC Resource Skeleton with Key Property
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      Section 61.3: DSC Resource with Mandatory Property
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      Section 61.4: DSC Resource with Required Methods
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      Chapter 62: WMI and CIM
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      Section 62.1: Querying objects
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      Section 62.2: Classes and namespaces
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      Chapter 63: ActiveDirectory module
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      Section 63.1: Users
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      Section 63.2: Module
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      Section 63.3: Groups
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      Section 63.4: Computers
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      Section 63.5: Objects
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      Chapter 64: SharePoint Module
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      Section 64.1: Loading SharePoint Snap-In
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      Section 64.2: Iterating over all lists of a site collection
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      Section 64.3: Get all installed features on a site collection
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      Chapter 65: Introduction to Psake
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      Section 65.1: Basic outline
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      Section 65.2: FormatTaskName example
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      Section 65.3: Run Task conditionally
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      Section 65.4: ContinueOnError
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      Chapter 66: Introduction to Pester
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      Section 66.1: Getting Started with Pester
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      Chapter 67: Handling Secrets and Credentials
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      Section 67.1: Accessing the Plaintext Password
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      Section 67.2: Prompting for Credentials
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      Section 67.3: Working with Stored Credentials
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      Section 67.4: Storing the credentials in Encrypted form and Passing it as parameter when Required
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      Chapter 68: Security and Cryptography
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      Section 68.1: Calculating a string's hash codes via .Net Cryptography
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      Chapter 69: Signing Scripts
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      Section 69.1: Signing a script
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      Section 69.2: Bypassing execution policy for a single script
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      Section 69.3: Changing the execution policy using Set-ExecutionPolicy
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      Section 69.4: Get the current execution policy
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      Section 69.5: Getting the signature from a signed script
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      Section 69.6: Creating a self-signed code signing certificate for testing
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      Chapter 70: Anonymize IP (v4 and v6) in text file with PowerShell
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      Section 70.1: Anonymize IP address in text file
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      Chapter 71: Amazon Web Services (AWS) Rekognition
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      Section 71.1: Detect Image Labels with AWS Rekognition
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      Section 71.2: Compare Facial Similarity with AWS Rekognition
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      Chapter 72: Amazon Web Services (AWS) Simple Storage Service (S3)
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      Section 72.1: Create a new S3 Bucket
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      Section 72.2: Upload a Local File Into an S3 Bucket
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      Section 72.3: Delete a S3 Bucket
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