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PowerShell – For and ForEach loop

PowerShell for loops are used to navigate within the collection to retrieve its elements and allow it to execute the statements within it continuously when the given condition is met. Through this article, we are going to discuss For and ForEach loops. The for loop in PowerShell PowerShell for loop is used to execute the […]

Electron JS – An Introduction

Electron is an Open Source framework used to develop User Interface Applications. It is one of the main GUI frameworks; with web technologies like JavaScript, HTML, and CSS to develop Desktop GUI Applications. Using Electron we can develop cross-platform Applications; which means we can run these applications on Windows, Mac, and Linux Operating Systems. Electron […]

Microsoft Excel – DATE functions

DATE function and related functions are important functions to deal with date-related data in Excel. DATE function This function returns the date by taking individual date components (year, month & day) as its arguments. Using DATE function we can form the date-time code using the individual date components. Syntax: DATE(year, month, day) DATE function is […]

PowerShell – How to use Equality operators?

PowerShell equality operators are used to compare values. These operators compare the values and return either True or False; when the given condition matches. PowerShell provides below equality operators; as these are used for comparison, we can call them Comparison operators. PowerShell Equality operators All these equality operators takes 2 or more operands and compare […]

PowerShell – Bitwise Shift Operators

PowerShell offers bitwise shift operators too. We have discussed about “PowerShell – Bitwise Logical Operators” in our previous article. Through this article, we are going to discuss about bitwise shift operators. Shift left -shl operator PowerShell left shift operator shifts the bits left side. This operator takes two operands and left shifts the bits from […]

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