Display information about the current working location.

Change the location of the current working directory to the last path added to the default location stack.

Display information about the directory item at the current working directory

Display information about the file named test.txt in the current working directory

Create a new directory named 'scripts' in the current working directory

Create a new file named HelloWorld.txt in the current working directory

Create a new file named helpLog.txt in the current working directory. Add the string 'abc123' to the contents of the file.

Create a new file named newFile.txt in the current working directory. Add the contents of the $users variable to the new file.

Make a copy of the Hello.txt file in the current working directory. Save the copy as Goodbye.txt

Move the Hello.txt file in the current working directory to the c:\archive\ directory

Delete the Goodbye.txt file in the current working directory

Change the name of the aloha.txt file in the current working directory to mahalo.txt

Open the file Hello.txt in the default text editor.

Display the folders and files in the current working directory

Display the folders and files in the c:\temp directory

Display the folders and files in the c:\docs directory except for the files with a .xls extension

Display the files in the current working directory that have 'log' in the filename.

Display the files (including hidden files) in the current working directory

Display the files (except those that have a .doc extension) in the current working directory and in any subdirectories within the working directory.

What is the PowerShell object type returned when Get-Item is given a path to a directory

What is the PowerShell object type returned when Get-Item is given a path to a file.

A DirectoryInfo object for the current working directory is stored in the $a variable. Display the attributes for the directory stored in $a.

A FileInfo object for the test.txt file is stored in the $b variable. Display the date and time the test.txt file was created.

A FileInfo object for the test.txt file is stored in the $b variable. Display the date and time (in UTC time) the test.txt file was created.

A FileInfo object for the test.txt file is stored in the $b variable. Display the parent directory for the test.txt file.

A FileInfo object for the test.txt file is stored in the $b variable. Display the full path for parent directory for the test.txt file.

A FileInfo object for the test.txt file is stored in the $b variable. Display a boolean value indicating whether the test.txt file exists.

A FileInfo object for the test.txt file is stored in the $b variable. Display a string representing the extension of the file.

A FileInfo object for the test.txt file is stored in the $b variable. Display the full path including the name of the file.

A FileInfo object for the test.txt file is stored in the $b variable. Display a string indicating whether the file is read only or not.

A FileInfo object for the test.txt file is stored in the $b variable. Display the date and time the file was last accessed.

A FileInfo object for the test.txt file is stored in the $b variable. Display the date and time (in UTC time) the file was last accessed.

A FileInfo object for the test.txt file is stored in the $b variable. Display the date and time the file was last written to.

A FileInfo object for the test.txt file is stored in the $b variable. Display the date and time (in UTC time) the file was last written to.

A FileInfo object for the test.txt file is stored in the $b variable. Display the size in bytes of the file.

A FileInfo object for the test.txt file is stored in the $b variable. Display the name of the file.

A DirectoryInfo object for the current working directory is stored in the $a variable. Display the parent directory for the directory stored in $a.

A DirectoryInfo object for the current working directory is stored in the $a variable. Display the root directory for the directory stored in $a.