Windows, Windows 10, Windows Server, PowerShell
PowerShell provides the Write-Output command in order to print objects, variables, and values to the console. It is very similar to the Linux echo command. To make things easier the echo an alias can be used instead of the Write-Output command to make Linux users comfortable. The Write-Output command can be used with the other … Read more
PowerShell provides the Write-Host command or cmdlet in order to print given data into the screen or standard output. The standard output is generally the PowerShell command-line interface. The Write-Host command uses the ToString() method in order to convert a given data type into a string implicitly. By using the Write-Host command the output command … Read more