Cmdletteihin

Cmdletteihin, often referred to as cmdlets, are the fundamental commands in Windows PowerShell. They are lightweight .NET objects designed for specific tasks, distinguishing PowerShell from traditional command-line shells that rely on separate executable files for each command. Cmdlets are verb-noun pairs, such as Get-Process or Stop-Service, which makes their purpose clear and predictable. This consistent naming convention improves usability and discoverability. PowerShell pipelines allow cmdlets to pass objects to each other, enabling complex operations to be built by combining simple, reusable commands. The extensibility of PowerShell means that developers can create custom cmdlets to manage their own applications and services. Cmdlets are the building blocks of PowerShell scripting, providing a powerful and object-oriented approach to system administration and automation. Their design emphasizes efficiency, consistency, and ease of use, making them central to the Windows PowerShell experience.