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The powershell ise sometimes prints out my source code, if I have:
function f
{
$a=2
}
$a
It prints:
C:\Users\vics> function f
{
$a=2
}
$a
Why so weired?
750
How can I tell if I am executing on PowerShell Core? Just use the $PSVersionTable object and examine the PSEdition value. If it returns 'Core' you are running on PowerShell core.
The PowerShell console will immediately close. This keyword can also exit a script rather than the console session. Including the exit keyword in a script and exit terminates only the script and not the entire console session from where the script runs.
The Windows PowerShell Integrated Scripting Environment (ISE) is a host application for Windows PowerShell. In the ISE, you can run commands and write, test, and debug scripts in a single Windows-based graphic user interface.
You can interrupt and stop a PowerShell command while it is running by pressing Control-C. A script can be stopped with the command exit. This will also close the PowerShell console.
If you are not saving your files, the code is written down into the console window. If your file is saved, it is just executed. You will then see the execution path like
C:\Users\vics> C:\Users\vics\Documents\test.ps1
...
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