I just learned something cool new in PowerShell: that you can generate ranges with the “..” operator.

This works even in the old Windows PowerShell.
This is especially cool when you want to repeat a command a certain number of times in a loop.

I just learned something cool new in PowerShell: that you can generate ranges with the “..” operator.
This works even in the old Windows PowerShell.
This is especially cool when you want to repeat a command a certain number of times in a loop.