Summary
In this chapter, we have explored cmdlets quite thoroughly. By now, we should understand the naming conventions, the syntax that cmdlets use, how to find out the parameters a cmdlet takes, and what to put in them. We then looked at some ways of discovering new cmdlets and modules, both on our local machine and with the PowerShell Gallery. Finally, we discussed working interactively with PowerShell and looked at an exciting new application for Windows users; Windows Terminal.
In the next chapter, we’re going to take a long hard look at the pipeline; how it works, how to string cmdlets together, how to understand what’s gone wrong, and what to do about it. We’ll also look at another great application for working with PowerShell, and this time everyone can install it, not just Windows users.
