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PowerShell CheatSheet – Function Keys

PowerShell uses the same console features as the old Command Prompt; so we have the function keys available: F1 Pastes the last …

Because we’re not “sexists”, here’s some common and usefull Bash to PS equivalents. Yes, *nixes pussies, you can now start to use …

Here are the supported hotkeys by the PowerShell console Hotkey Explanation Up arrow Scan backward through your command history. Down arrow Scan …

When surrounded by single quotes, PowerShell accepts these characters as written.

Here’s a list of HTTP status codes 1xx Informational 2xx Success 3xx Redirection 4xx Client error 5xx Server error 1xx Informational 100 …

Not all, but the most usefull (and used) automatic variables.

Here is a regular expression list . matches any character except newline \ escape character \w word character [a-zA-Z_0-9] \W non-word character …

To check if a condition is true (or false…) one of the key is to compare values. Here are the most common …

Here are the PS loop operators As you can see, there is not really one type of loop faster than another. So …

Here’s some common and usefull CMD to PS equivalents MS-DOS command PowerShell Equivalent Explanation xxx /? Get-Help xxx –full Displays the help …