⚡ Introduction to PowerShell

PowerShell is a powerful command-line shell and scripting language built on .NET. It’s used by system administrators and power users to automate administrative tasks, manage system configurations, and perform advanced system management on Windows, Linux, and macOS.

🖥️ What Makes PowerShell Special?

Unlike older shells like Command Prompt, PowerShell works with objects instead of just plain text, making it insanely versatile for modern system tasks and automation.

💡 Pro Tip: You can open PowerShell by searching "PowerShell" in your Start Menu on Windows or by running pwsh on Linux/macOS if installed.

📦 What Can PowerShell Do?

Automate repetitive tasks like backups, file cleanup, and system reports.
Manage files, folders, and registries with advanced commands.
Control Windows services, scheduled tasks, and processes.
Interact with REST APIs and cloud services using scripts.
Parse, create, and manage data in JSON, XML, and CSV formats.

📂 Example: Simple Command

Get-Process

This command lists all the currently running processes on your system.