PowerShell 7 Tutorials for Beginners #6 : If, ElseIf, Else (Conditional Statements)

In this video I will go over using ifs, elseifs and else in PowerShell 7.2 , we will see what a conditional statement is and revisit boolean values and see how to use a if statement in a real world scenario of it a specific file exists.
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PowerShell, jackedprogrammer, powershell 7, how to install powershell 7, powershell 7 on vs code, visual studio code

[@BitPazzo]

Thank's for your videos... The best on KZbin

[@Jon-rp4st]

Yes I agree with you 100%!

[@tashiro4685]

I love your videso, i know it may target a small audience. I use Powershell for a lot of things via azure cli, exchange, ad, etc list goes on. This helps me understand from your perspective which is a great approach. Thank you once again!

[@stephendolman42]

Thankyou, Really enjoying your videos. I'm New to PowerShell and have just started in a company that does a lot of scripts so i'm starting to understand the terminology and how things are structured, cheers

[@shanelonn7728]

Awesome video series! Trying to dive into Powershell and this is immensely helpful. Thank you!!

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[@fpost337]

I love your series! Keep it up! Side note: Is the (font) video quality strange on this video (blurry fonts with a glow effect?) for anybody else? All the other videos have been fine! And if I might suggest a Full HD upload? Helps with the fonts a lot!

[@netor-3y4]

1 -eq 2 #Esuals 1 -ne 2 #Not Equals 1 -lt 2 #Lesser than 1 -le 2 #Lesser or equals too 2 -gt 2 #Greater than 1 -ge 2 # Greater oor equals @(1,2,3) -contains 4 @('Test','test') -contains 'TEST' @('Test','test') -ccontains 'TEST' # sensitive case 'Test' -eq 'TEST' 'Test' -ceq 'TEST' # sensitive case $filePath="C:\" if(Test-Path -Path $filePath){ $Data=Get-Content -Path $filePath if($Data.Count -lt 2){ Write-Output "Thilfile has less than 2 lines" }elseif($Data.Count -lt 4){ Write-Output "This file has less then 4 lines but at least 2" }else{ Write-Output "This file has 4 or more lines" } }else{ Write-Output "File $filePathdoes not exist! . " }

[@Jon-rp4st]

Thank you so much, I hope one day I can make my own Scripts.

[@ВикторЛарионов-й3к]

Very useful videos

[@naomitheron2855]

Hi Mr JackedProgrammer, I cannot get my $filePath to show the content . it does everything but that ? any ideas?

[@SameOldjeans]

Next video loops !?!