Everything in PowerShell is represented by "objects" and "types". Let's take a look what "objects" and "types" really are and why you should care. Here is a simple example. Can you guess what it is supposed to do? $value = Read-Host 'Enter Currency in USD...
In an object oriented world, commands return all kinds of different objects. To really find what you are looking for, identifying object types is crucial. Identifying .NET Objects Most often, you work with .NET objects since PowerShell is based on .NET. Cmdlets generally return .NET objects. Let's...