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23rd of February, 2009
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The following Operators are available in the Windows PowerShell: Assignment Operators

Operator
 Description
  
=
 Sets a value of a variable to the specified value
+=
 Increases the value of a variable by the specified value or appends to the existing value
-=
 Decreases the value of a variable by the specified value
*=
 Multiplies the value of a variable by the specified value or appends to the existing value
/=
 Divides the value of a variable by the specified value
%=
 Divides the value of a variable by the specified value and assigns the remainder (modulus) to the variable


Logical Operators

Operator
 Description
  
-and
 All expressions must evaluate as TRUE
-or
 At least one expression must evaluate as TRUE
-not
 Evaluates the inverse of one of the expressions
!
 Evaluates the inverse of one of the expressions (The same as -not)


Bitwise Operators
Operator
 Description
  
-band
 Binary And
-bor
 Binary Or
-bnot
 Binary Not


Special Operators

Operator
 Description
  
-replace
 Replace
-ireplace
 Case-insensitive replace
-creplace
 Case-sensitive replace


Comparison Operators

Operator
 Description
  
-eq
 Equals
-ne
 Not Equal
-gt
 Greater Than
-ge
 Greater Than or Equal To
-lt
 Less Than
-le
 Less Than or Equal To






       
 
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