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What feature in PowerShell allows commands to be connected in powerful one-line sequences?
What feature in PowerShell allows commands to be connected in powerful one-line sequences?
- Command concatenation
- PowerLink
- Pipeline (correct)
- Cmdlet chaining
In PowerShell, how is the output of one command passed to another command?
In PowerShell, how is the output of one command passed to another command?
- By enclosing in square brackets []
- Using the pipe symbol | (correct)
- Using the arrow symbol ->
- By using the keyword 'output'
Which command in PowerShell is used to display a directory listing one page at a time?
Which command in PowerShell is used to display a directory listing one page at a time?
- more (correct)
- cat
- view
- ls
What concept in PowerShell is similar to the way UNIX and Linux shells connect commands?
What concept in PowerShell is similar to the way UNIX and Linux shells connect commands?
What character is used to represent the pipeline for connecting commands in PowerShell?
What character is used to represent the pipeline for connecting commands in PowerShell?
What purpose do ConvertTo-CSV and ConvertTo-Xml cmdlets serve in PowerShell?
What purpose do ConvertTo-CSV and ConvertTo-Xml cmdlets serve in PowerShell?
Why is it mentioned that ConvertTo-Html, ConvertTo-CSV, and ConvertTo-Xml don't create files on disk?
Why is it mentioned that ConvertTo-Html, ConvertTo-CSV, and ConvertTo-Xml don't create files on disk?
What is one advantage of using ExportCSV over piping converted output to Out-File in PowerShell?
What is one advantage of using ExportCSV over piping converted output to Out-File in PowerShell?
In what scenario might you prefer not to save converted data to a file on disk in PowerShell?
In what scenario might you prefer not to save converted data to a file on disk in PowerShell?
What does the command 'Get-Process | Stop-Process' do in PowerShell?
What does the command 'Get-Process | Stop-Process' do in PowerShell?
What is the purpose of using the -Property parameter with Compare-Object cmdlet?
What is the purpose of using the -Property parameter with Compare-Object cmdlet?
What happens to the processes that match across both sets when using Compare-Object?
What happens to the processes that match across both sets when using Compare-Object?
If you wanted to abbreviate the parameter names -Reference and -Difference further, what could be a more concise option?
If you wanted to abbreviate the parameter names -Reference and -Difference further, what could be a more concise option?
What is the effect of not providing the -Property parameter in Compare-Object?
What is the effect of not providing the -Property parameter in Compare-Object?
If you export your current processes to a CLIXML file and then start additional processes, which computer becomes the 'difference computer'?
If you export your current processes to a CLIXML file and then start additional processes, which computer becomes the 'difference computer'?
