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== Variables == | == Variables == | ||
Powershell is all about manipulating objects, and its variables are all essentially the same, not being specifically defined as an object, string, integer, etc. Which is normally useful, however sometimes you need to force a variable to contain a data type. Using a prefix of [type] achieves this... | Powershell is all about manipulating objects, and its variables are all essentially the same, not being specifically defined as an object, string, integer, etc. Which is normally useful, however sometimes you need to force a variable to contain a data type. Using a prefix of [type] achieves this... | ||
<source lang="powershell"> [string]$result = $PingResult.Status </source> | |||
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|<code> [Boolean] </code> || True or False value | |<code> [Boolean] </code> || True or False value | ||
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== Credentials == | == Credentials == | ||