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powershell

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powershell:ai:1d9b7 -1 OR 3*2<(0+5+305-305) --

$ powershell -Command "-1 -or (3*2<(0+5+305-305))"

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powershell:ai:571f3 Checks if the expression -1 OR 3*2>(0+5+667-667) is true in PowerShell

$ powershell -Command "-1 OR 3*2>(0+5+667-667)"

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powershell:ai:7939d Evaluate the expression in PowerShell and return the result

$ powershell -command "-1 -or 3*2 -lt (0+5+667-667)"

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powershell:tldr:08618 powershell: Prevent a shell from exit after running startup commands.

$ powershell -NoExit

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powershell:tldr:183dd powershell: Determine how an output from PowerShell is formatted.

$ powershell -OutputFormat ${select}

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powershell:tldr:2f2d3 powershell: Start an interactive shell session.

$ powershell

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powershell:tldr:4e95f powershell: Start a session with a specific version of PowerShell.

$ powershell -Version ${version}

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powershell:tldr:568c7 powershell: Start an interactive shell session without loading startup configs.

$ powershell -NoProfile

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powershell:tldr:cb6ed powershell: Execute a specific script.

$ powershell -File ${path-to-script-ps1}

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powershell:tldr:e1acb powershell: Execute specific commands.

$ powershell -Command "${echo 'powershell is executed'}"

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powershell:tldr:fa430 powershell: Describe the format of data sent to PowerShell.

$ powershell -InputFormat ${select}

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