Taking Control with PowerShell Logic

Learn how to enhance your PowerShell by using PowerShell logic controls. See examples of PowerShell if, elseif, conditional tests, loops, and switches. I walk-through each logic control and demo an example. Finish this lesson of with a real world practical example that shows you how to combine PowerShell logic controls together to create powerful results!

Corresponding TechThoughts write-up:

▬ Contents of this video ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬
00:00 - Intro
00:19 - Getting started with PowerShell logic
00:53 - Conditional If Else Statements
02:29 - Conditional example
04:43 - PowerShell Switch statement
08:06 - For loops
12:37 - ForEach loops
15:23 - While loops
19:50 - Where-Object
22:19 - ForEach-Object
24:09 - Final Example
27:35 - Outro

Learn PowerShell - Episode 6 - Taking Control with PowerShell Logic

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prev vids was useful even for a skilled programmer who wants to grok ps quickly. but in this one you explaining how to program. too deep diving into basic stuff