Description: A PSVariable is a variable used to store data in PowerShell. These variables are fundamental for data manipulation and management within scripts and commands in PowerShell, a task automation and configuration management framework developed by Microsoft. PSVariables allow users to temporarily store information, facilitating the reuse of data throughout a PowerShell session. Variables can be created of different types, such as strings, numbers, lists, and objects, providing flexibility in programming. PSVariables are identified with a ‘$’ prefix, distinguishing them from other elements in the PowerShell environment. Additionally, variables can be local, global, or script-scoped, determining their scope and visibility within different contexts. This ability to efficiently store and manipulate data is essential for automating tasks and developing complex scripts, making PSVariables a key tool for system administrators and developers working in various technological environments.
