Hi everyone, my name is Matt Allford,
and welcome to my course, Formatting Data with PowerShell.
In this course,
we are going to explore how PowerShell makes decisions on how to format data.
For example, should PowerShell present a list?
Or maybe it should perhaps present a table? You'll also learn
how to override the default formatting system to get the
format you want when you need it.
PowerShell has a set of commands used to get the formatted data out of
the PowerShell system. That could be out to the screen so you can see
it, out to a file, or even out to a printer,
and we're going to spend some time exploring those commands.
Some of the major topics that we will cover include
understanding the formatting system, formatting in
PowerShell, and PowerShell's out commands.
By the end of this course,
you'll be armed with everything you need to be successful with formatting
and outputting data with PowerShell. Before beginning the course., you
should be familiar with the PowerShell language,
understand how to run and pipe commands, and also be
comfortable with using PowerShell parameters.
This course is a part of Pluralsight's PowerShell Fundamentals learning
path, so if you need to brush up on some of those concepts,
we've got you covered here in the Pluralsight library.
I hope you'll join me on this journey to learn PowerShell with the Formatting Data with PowerShell course, at Pluralsight.