Robert Cain continues to have fun with Powershell:
In this post, we’ll see how some of PowerShell’s logic branching works. Logic branching is where you execute certain lines of code only when a condition is true.
For all of the examples, we’ll display the code, then under it the result of our code. In this article I’ll be using PowerShell Core, 7.1.3, and VSCode. The examples should work in PowerShell 5.1 in the PowerShell IDE, although they’ve not been tested there.
As always, Robert has a large number of examples here to illuminate the process.