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So, weve learnt PowerShell really well, weve got to grips with how to use it effectively, and how to take advantage of it. But, you know, we havent actually done much useful with it. Weve learnt how all these commands work, how its all structured internally, weve done all that. But now, its time to actually get some tasks done. These are tasks that would be a nightmare to try and perform on other commands lines but are Pretty much Easy in PowerShell once you get used to doing it. However, just before we get into that, I want to talk about variables. Because these are an extremely useful tool that well be using a lot throughout the series. Now, what a variable is, is essentially a place we can store (hold onto) objects. Every variable has a unique name, and we use that name to identify it. For example, lets imagine this scenario. I want to get all of the processes with a CPU time above 20 and then I want to work on those exact same objects loads of times. So, lets say I get
