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Create scripts in ISE

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Create scripts in ISE

- [Instructor] There will be times when you open PowerShell to just launch a script or run a few command lists to complete some ad hoc administrative tasks. When you do this, you're likely going to just open Windows PowerShell or maybe PowerShell Core and operate in this command shell environment. But when you're creating or updating scripts to complete more complex tasks, you would do well to look at a different environment, integrated development environment, or IDE. I want to introduce two different IDE's that work really well with PowerShell. The first, is PowerShell ISE, a component that has been bundled with Windows PowerShell since version two. It's a separate executable file, but it's so commonly used that Microsoft has added it to the options for launching Windows PowerShell. Back here on my server, if I click on the start button. I can see PowerShell and PowerShell ISE as separate tiles. But if I pinned PowerShell to the taskbar, I can simply right click on it, and among the…

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