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Error Handling in Powershell

Patrick Gruenauer catches ’em all:

Error handling is a critical aspect of writing robust scripts in any programming language. PowerShell provides a powerful structure for handling errors gracefully using trycatch, and finally blocks. These constructs allows us to manage exceptions and ensure that important cleanup actions are performed, even when errors occur. In this blog post, I will show you how to use try catch finally in PowerShell. Let’s jump in.

Click through to see how the logic works in Powershell, as well as how you can read the exception itself in the catch block.

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