I was going to agree entirely as I had been mucking with Powershell ISE and was surprised that it didn't have their normal standard of documentation, but I did

I was going to agree entirely as I had been mucking with Powershell ISE and was surprised that it didn't have their normal standard of documentation, but I did find an okay reference online.[1] Looking more, it's kind of bad, because they break the sections in the reference up by the modules, and it's utterly mysterious what the modules are for. I mean, they all seem to be for doing incredibly obscure stuff in Windows, which I'm sure is useful, but I can't figure out obvious things like the syntax or types. This may be because the intended audience is liable to just copy and paste stuff and hammer away it until it works... [1]: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/ https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/