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To create a new file using PowerShell, you would use the ______
cmdlet.
To create a new file using PowerShell, you would use the ______
cmdlet.
New-Item
When creating a new file with New-Item
, you must specify the ______
parameter to define the file's location.
When creating a new file with New-Item
, you must specify the ______
parameter to define the file's location.
Path
The ______
parameter in the New-Item
cmdlet is used to specify whether you're creating a file or a directory.
The ______
parameter in the New-Item
cmdlet is used to specify whether you're creating a file or a directory.
ItemType
To overwrite an existing file when creating a new file, include the ______
parameter with the New-Item
cmdlet.
To overwrite an existing file when creating a new file, include the ______
parameter with the New-Item
cmdlet.
Creating a new directory in PowerShell also uses the New-Item
cmdlet, but requires setting the ItemType parameter to ______
.
Creating a new directory in PowerShell also uses the New-Item
cmdlet, but requires setting the ItemType parameter to ______
.
To add content to a newly created file, you can use the ______
cmdlet after creating the file with New-Item
.
To add content to a newly created file, you can use the ______
cmdlet after creating the file with New-Item
.
When using Set-Content
, the actual content to be written into the file is specified using the ______
parameter.
When using Set-Content
, the actual content to be written into the file is specified using the ______
parameter.
To both create a file and add content to it in a single command, you would pipe the output of New-Item
into Out-Null
and then use ______
to add the content.
To both create a file and add content to it in a single command, you would pipe the output of New-Item
into Out-Null
and then use ______
to add the content.
To list all files and directories in a specified path, the ______
cmdlet is used.
To list all files and directories in a specified path, the ______
cmdlet is used.
To specify the directory to be listed with Get-ChildItem
, you need to use the ______
parameter.
To specify the directory to be listed with Get-ChildItem
, you need to use the ______
parameter.
To retrieve only files, excluding directories, using Get-ChildItem
, you can use the ______
parameter.
To retrieve only files, excluding directories, using Get-ChildItem
, you can use the ______
parameter.
Using the -Directory
parameter with Get-ChildItem
will return only ______
, excluding files.
Using the -Directory
parameter with Get-ChildItem
will return only ______
, excluding files.
To filter and list only files with a specific extension, such as .txt
, you can use the ______
parameter with Get-ChildItem
.
To filter and list only files with a specific extension, such as .txt
, you can use the ______
parameter with Get-ChildItem
.
To search for files recursively within subdirectories, the ______
parameter is used with Get-ChildItem
.
To search for files recursively within subdirectories, the ______
parameter is used with Get-ChildItem
.
To find files older than a specific date, you first need to calculate a ______
using the Get-Date
cmdlet and AddDays()
method.
To find files older than a specific date, you first need to calculate a ______
using the Get-Date
cmdlet and AddDays()
method.
To get files older than a cutoff date, you have to pipe the output of Get-ChildItem
to ______
.
To get files older than a cutoff date, you have to pipe the output of Get-ChildItem
to ______
.
Within the Where-Object
script block, ______
represents the current object being evaluated, such as a file or directory.
Within the Where-Object
script block, ______
represents the current object being evaluated, such as a file or directory.
The property LastWriteTime
is used to compare the ______
of a file with a cutoff date.
The property LastWriteTime
is used to compare the ______
of a file with a cutoff date.
The less than operator ______
is used when comparing LastWriteTime
to the cutoff date to find files that are older than a specific date.
The less than operator ______
is used when comparing LastWriteTime
to the cutoff date to find files that are older than a specific date.
To verify your PowerShell commands, use ______
to display confirmation messages.
To verify your PowerShell commands, use ______
to display confirmation messages.
Flashcards
New-Item (File)
New-Item (File)
Creates a new file at the specified path.
New-Item (Directory)
New-Item (Directory)
Creates a new directory at the specified path.
New File with Content
New File with Content
Creates a new file and writes content to it.
Get Files and Directories
Get Files and Directories
Lists all files and directories in a specified path.
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Get Only Files
Get Only Files
Lists only files, excluding directories, in a specified path.
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Get Only Directories
Get Only Directories
Lists only directories, excluding files, in a specified path.
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Files with .txt extension
Files with .txt extension
Lists all files with a specific extension in a given path.
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Files Recursively
Files Recursively
Lists all files and directories recursively from a specified path.
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Get Old Files
Get Old Files
Retrieves files older than a set date.
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- To create a new file, first define the path where it will be created, using
$filePath = "C:\path\to\your\folder\newfile.txt"
. - Then create the file using
New-Item -Path $filePath -ItemType "File" -Force
. - The output confirms the file's creation with
Write-Host "File created at: $filePath"
. - To create a new directory, define the path using
$directoryPath = "C:\path\to\your\folder\NewFolder"
. - Create the new directory with
New-Item -Path $directoryPath -ItemType "Directory" -Force
. - The output confirms creation with
Write-Host "Directory created at: $directoryPath"
. - To create a new file with content, define the file path and content:
$filePath = "C:\path\to\your\folder\newfile.txt"
and$fileContent = "This is a sample file created with Powershell."
. - Create the file and write content using
New-Item -Path $filePath -ItemType "File" -Force | Out-Null
andSet-Content -Path $filePath -Value $fileContent
. - The output is confirmed with
Write-Host "File created with content at: $filePath"
.
Get Files and Directories in a Specified Path
- To list files and directories, define the path using
$directoryPath = "C:\path\to\your\folder"
. - Get the files and directories with
Get-ChildItem -Path $directoryPath
. - Output is confirmed with
Write-Host "Listed all files and directories in: $directoryPath"
. - To get only files excluding directories, define the path with
$directoryPath = "C:\path\to\your\folder"
. - Retrieve files using
Get-ChildItem -Path $directoryPath -File
. - Output is confirmed with
Write-Host "Listed only files in: $directoryPath"
. - To get only directories excluding files, define the path with
$directoryPath = "C:\path\to\your\folder"
. - Get the directories with
Get-ChildItem -Path $directoryPath -Directory
. - The output is confirmed with
Write-Host "Listed only directories in: $directoryPath"
. - To get all files with a .txt extension, define the path using
$directoryPath = "C:\path\to\your\folder"
. - Retrieve the .txt files with
Get-ChildItem -Path $directoryPath -Filter "*.txt"
. - Output is confirmed with
Write-Host "Listed all .txt files files in: $directoryPath"
. - To get all files and directories recursively, define the path using
$directoryPath = "C:\path\to\your\folder"
. - Get the files and directories recursively with
Get-ChildItem -Path $directoryPath -Recurse
. - To get files older than a specified date, first define the path using
$directoryPath = "C:\path\to\your\folder"
. - Calculate the cutoff date, for example 30 days ago, with
$cufoffdate = (Get-Date).AddDays(-30)
. - Retrieve older files using
Get-ChildItem -Path $directoryPath | Where-OBject { $_.LastWriteTime -lt $cuoffdate }
. - Report the listed files with
Write-Host "Listed files older than 30 days in: $directoryPath"
.
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