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foreign Iamp;#39;ll be covering CSV files import and exporting data weamp;#39;ll also be having a look at the debugging menu see whatamp;#39;s happening with our variables and weamp;#39;ll have a little bit of a look at the get process commandlet because weamp;#39;ll need some data into play with so letamp;#39;s kick off straight away so Powershell has got a couple of commands that allow you to read in text files those commands are get content and also import CSV so if you donamp;#39;t know what a CSV file is itamp;#39;s a comma separated values it stands for itamp;#39;s delimited by a comma so separated by a comma each of these two commandlets technically are the same but the import CSV takes it a step further it understands the underlying structure gives you a little bit more to play with weamp;#39;ll jump straight into it the file weamp;#39;re using today is users.csv as you can see from the first line there weamp;#39;ve got our headers in there first name last name emai