In the last part of this series, I demonstrated how to extend results that you might get back from a cmdlet. As you hopefully know, you can create an object out of thin air in PowerShell by using the New-Object cmdlet.
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In the last part of this series, I demonstrated how to extend results that you might get back from a cmdlet. As you hopefully know, you can create an object out of thin air in PowerShell by using the New-Object cmdlet.