So in summary,
we looked at how to convert and format data values from one to
another using different types and casting.
We also then manipulated that same string data by using various approaches,
such as trying to split or join or even replace.
We then looked at creating custom object data specifically around
the PSCustomObject and what that would look like with properties
and how we can access the values.
And then we loaded and then iterated both XML and JSON data and files,
as well as looking at how we can use those in our PowerShell scripts. Up next, managing errors and exceptions in PowerShell.