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Today's three minutes to give you a summary of PowerShell daily data input filtering and output processingPowerShell input data in many ways, including direct input characters, import data, capture interface input, etc.For less information, you can manually enter it directly in the PowerShell interface:This is a common approach and is very convenient for queries

Did you know that the PowerShell console can also output a special icon? All you have to do is set the console font to be a TrueType font, such as "Consolas". To display special characters, use either decimal or hexadecimal character codes, such as: [char]8730 [Char]0x25ba or open the built-in application "Charactermap" on the system to select a symbol that you want to display on the console. The f

There is a Get-date cmdlet in PowerShell that you can use to return the current date and time directly. Use the-format parameter to return the current year, month, day, time, minutes, seconds, and so on. Direct use of Get-date Call Get-date directly in PowerShell, and you can return the current date and time, including year, month, day, time, minutes, and seconds. Examples are as follows: Copy Code

There are many types of PowerShell objects, and different types have different output formats. These formats are defined in the dotnettypes.format.ps1xml below $pshome. This file is digitally signed and therefore cannot be modified, but we can modify it according to the copy and paste of the gourd, so that we can make different output effects for the object we de