Access Object Properties in Windows PowerShell Scripts

Q

How to access properties of ab object in Windows PowerShell scripts? I know the property name.

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A

If you know the property name of an object, you can access the property value using the "." operator in Windows PowerShell scripts.

For example, if you run the following script:

$dt = Get-Date
$tod = $dt.TimeOfDay
$tod.TotalHours

PowerShell will do the following:

Run the "Get-Date" cmdlet, which returns a DateTime object that represents the current date and time.
Assign the DateTime object to variable $dt.
Get the TimeSpan object stored in the "TimeOfDay" property from $dt.
Assign the TimeSpan object to variable $tod.
Get the double value stored in the "TotalHours" property from $tod.
Display the double value, something like 22.4892652493611 (close to 11pm).

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💬 2023-12-12 Fred V: Where can I find the files property names -as caption and title of a jpg... Thanks !

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