This video tutorial covers basic file and folder operations using Windows PowerShell. It demonstrates how to create and delete folders, create files, write content to files, and delete files using PowerShell cmdlets. The tutorial also explains the use of parameters like 'Recurse' and 'Append' to manage file and folder operations effectively.

What is the primary tool used in this tutorial for file and folder operations?

• Windows PowerShell

• Linux Terminal

• Windows Explorer

• Command Prompt

Which cmdlet is used to create a new folder in PowerShell?

• Create-Directory

• New-Item

• Add-Folder

• Make-Dir

What parameter is used to specify the type of item when creating a folder?

• DirectoryType

• ItemType

• PathType

• FolderType

Which cmdlet is used to delete a folder in PowerShell?

• Erase-Folder

• Remove-Item

• Clear-Dir

• Delete-Directory

What is the purpose of the 'Recurse' parameter in the 'Remove-Item' cmdlet?

• To delete all subfolders and items

• To move the folder to another location

• To rename the folder

• To create a backup before deletion

Which cmdlet is used to create a new file in PowerShell?

• Create-File

• Add-Document

• New-File

• New-Item

What happens if you write to a file without specifying the 'Append' switch?

• The file is locked

• The file is deleted

• The file is overwritten

• The file is duplicated

Which switch is used to retain existing content and add new content to a file?

• Append

• Overwrite

• Insert

• Replace

How can you specify the encoding type when writing to a file?

• Using the 'Type' switch

• Using the 'Charset' switch

• Using the 'Encoding' switch

• Using the 'Format' switch

Which cmdlet is used to delete a file in PowerShell?

• Delete-File

• Remove-Item

• Clear-File

• Erase-Document