Question

Write a PowerShell script. Make sure to:

1. Comment your script by including your name, date, and short description what the script does
2. The script receives two arguments/parameters, first one should be a string and the second one an integer number. Both should be passed to the script as (positional) arguments/parameters
   1. Check if there are two passed parameters
   2. Check if passed parameters are as expected (check if first is string and secondis integer). You can use param() here.
   3. Displays on the screen both of these arguments with a text explaining them and the type of each of them (e.g., “The first received parameter is: … and its type is ….”).
   4. Display the first argument as the string in upper case letters only
   5. Display the length of both arguments (also with some informative text on what are you displaying). Note that you will have to convert the second argument, which is an integer, to a string to complete this step
3. The script includes a function that:
   1. Displays all the processes with -ProcessName comprising string “win” ordered by their IDs
   2. Call the function defined as an answer to 3.a. from within your script
4. Use piping to list and stop all not-responding processes

THE SCRIPT SHOULD BE WELL COMMENTED!!!!!

Answer 1

Save the following code in "filename.ps1" #[DEBUG]defining a function to display all non-responding processes function Display_Non_responding_process{ #[DEBUG]inside function" Get-Process -ErrorAction SilentlyCOntinue | Sort-Object -Property Id | Format-Table } #[DEBUG]Printing first Argument and its type Write-Host "First Argument received is =" $Args[0] " and Type is " $Args[0].getType() #[DEBUG]Printing second Argument and its type Write-Host "Second Argument received is =" $Args[1] " and Type is " $Args[1].getType() #[DEBUG]Printing second Argument in lower case Write-Host "Displaying Second argument in lower case: " $Args[1].ToLower() #[DEBUG]Printing Argument Character length Write-Host "Total character length of Arguments =" ([string]$Args).length Display_Non_responding_process