Question

In this step, you will list all available commands in Windows PowerShell.

1. To view the list of available commands, at the Windows PowerShell command prompt, type the following command, and then press ENTER.

PS >Get-Command

2. Review the list of commands available. Take note of the naming convention for commands with a CommandType of Cmdlet.

3. At the command prompt, type the following command, but do not press ENTER.

PS >Get-C

4. Press TAB. Windows PowerShell expands the command to Get-ChildItem

For all the steps show input and output as well a screen shot!!!!!

Answer 1

1. INPUT IN CONSOLE: Get-Command

OUTPUT :

2. The naming convention of Cmdlet type commands is Verb-Noun, i.e. Verb signifies what you want to do and Noun means the name of the "thing" upon which you want to act. Let's take an example for a better understanding!

Ex. Get-Date.Here, Get is the Verb and Date is the Noun.
The verb Get means to fetch "something" and that "something" is the noun Date.

3. Get-C before pressing any key!

4. Get-C after pressing TAB key!