DAY-6: OBJECT'S IN POWERSHELL
Objects: Data By Another Name Use of Objects in PowerShell sometimes can be one of the most confusing elements but at the same time, it's the also one of the most critical concepts, affecting everything you do in the shell. What are the Objects? Run a command Get-Process in PowerShell. You Should see a table with several columns, but those columns barely have the complete information about the processes. Each process object also has a machine name, main window handle, maximum working set, exit code and time, and a great deal of information. In fact, you'll find more than 60 pieces of information associated with a process. Now the question is, why did PowerShell show so few of them? The simple fact is that most of the things PowerShell can access offer more information than what will comfortably fit on the screen. When you run a command, such as Get-Process, Get-Service, or anything, PowerShell constructs a table containing all the inf...