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Windows PowerShell : Arrays, Conditionals, Collections, and Loops

Posted By: Phil Pennington | Aug 25th @ 3:59 PM | 3,723 Views | 0 Comments

Join James Brundage, Windows PowerShell Test Team SDE, as he introduces Arrays, Conditionals, Collections, and Loops.

Continue your video tour of Windows PowerShell V2 via MSDN Channel9 and TechNET Edge. Don't miss the reusable scripts and techniques at the PowerShell Script-Center website. Subscribe to the PowerShell Team Blog RSS Feed for the latest info.

Tags: James+Brundage, PowerShell, PSV2, w2k8r2, Windows 7, Windows Server, Windows Server 2008 R2

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