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Tag Archives: Constructor
More New Stuff in PowerShell V5: A NEW Way to Construct Things
Usually we can build out a new instance of a .Net object we have to use New-Object and pass the required parameters to accomplish this. Or at least that is the most common approach to the subject. We can also … Continue reading
Get Available Constructors Using PowerShell
Working with PowerShell sometimes (or a lot of the time) involves using .Net types to create objects that can be used for more in depth scripting of various items. It is one thing to know the type that you need … Continue reading
