Description: The ‘Remove-Variable’ cmdlet in PowerShell is a fundamental tool used to remove variables from the execution environment. Variables in PowerShell are containers that store data, and sometimes it is necessary to free up resources or clean the workspace by removing variables that are no longer needed. This cmdlet allows users to manage their environment more efficiently, ensuring that no residual data remains that could interfere with the execution of subsequent scripts or commands. ‘Remove-Variable’ can remove individual or multiple variables and its use is essential for maintaining a clean and organized workspace. Additionally, this cmdlet can be used in combination with other commands to perform more complex tasks, making it a versatile tool for system administrators and developers working with PowerShell or other scripting environments.
