Figure 1: PowerShell doesn't like apostrophes in strings. Admittedly, PowerShell's seeming inability to handle apostrophes might not initially seem like a big deal.

Prof. Powershell. I'm Into That: Automation Tasks in PowerShell. It's easy to get confused when testing whether something is "in" something else or "contains" something else. Prof. PowerShell is here ...

The first thing that I will talk about is working with strings. This includes formatting and the differences between double quotes and single quotes (yes, there is a big difference between these two).

To open a regular PowerShell window, type powershell at the search field and press Enter. In both cases, the properties and settings are the same as in their Windows 10 counterparts.