AZ-104: Microsoft Azure Administrator Full Course - Introduction to PowerShell-II

The video tutorial covers the usage of PowerShell, focusing on verbs and their combinations with nouns. It demonstrates how to launch PowerShell, use the Get-Verb command, and utilize the autocompletion feature. The tutorial also explains the help utility in PowerShell, providing examples for cmdlets. It highlights the importance of understanding PowerShell's framework, which allows for customization and module creation. The video concludes with a look at various PowerShell options and emphasizes the consistency of these concepts across different environments.

What is the preferred method of launching PowerShell according to the narrator?

• Opening it from the taskbar

• Typing PowerShell in the search box

• Using the Start menu

• Using Windows + R and typing PowerShell

What does the Get-Verb command do in PowerShell?

• Starts a service

• Formats the output

• Enumerates the list of acceptable verbs

• Lists all available nouns

How can you find the available nouns for a verb in PowerShell?

• By using the Get-Noun command

• By typing the verb followed by a dash and pressing Tab

• By using the List-Nouns command

• By checking the PowerShell documentation

What feature in PowerShell helps reduce typographical errors?

• Error messages

• Syntax highlighting

• Auto-correction

• Tab completion

What should you do if you are unsure about how to use a cmdlet in PowerShell?

• Search online forums

• Use the help utility with examples

• Contact Microsoft support

• Guess the syntax

What is the purpose of using double quotes with comma-separated values in PowerShell?

• To specify a file path

• To comment out a line

• To define an array

• To create a string

How is PowerShell described in terms of its capabilities?

• A simple scripting language

• A framework for creating custom modules

• A basic command-line tool

• A cloud-based service