PowerShell 3.0, Part 2 of 4: Variables, Functions, and Objects
with expert Doug Ware
In this course you’ll learn all about PowerShell Scripting. We’ll start off by looking at how PowerShell treats variables and how you can use basic variables like strings, arrays, and hash tables. Once you understand this we’ll move on to functions, so you can codify your functionality into easily reused pieces. Next we’ll look how functions can work with the object pipeline and how you can control the scope of your variables and your functions to prevent your scripts from colliding with each other. Once you understand all of that we’ll take a look at types and objects before we close off with a look at collecting input, effective error handling, and good comment practices.
Beginner | 2h 4m | January 21, 2013
Windows DevelopmentPowerShellSharePoint
Course Outline
Doug Ware
Doug Ware is a SharePoint expert and an instructor for many of our SharePoint 2007 and SharePoint 2010 courses. A Microsoft MVP several times over, Doug is the leader of the Atlanta .NET User Group, one of the largest user groups in the Southeast U.S., and is a frequent speaker at code camps and other events. In addition to teaching and writing about SharePoint, Doug stays active as a consultant and has helped numerous organizations implement and customize SharePoint.