[Solved] What does the ForEach-Object cmdlet do in PowerShell? — Ans: Runs a block of code on each item in a collection | PowerShell

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What does the ForEach-Object cmdlet do in PowerShell?

ARuns a block of code on each item in a collection

BCreates a new object from a template

CDeletes items from a list

DSorts items in a collection

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand the purpose of ForEach-Object
ForEach-Object is designed to process each item in a collection by running a script block on it.
Step 2: Compare with other options
Options A, B, and C describe different cmdlets or actions unrelated to iteration over items.
Final Answer:
Runs a block of code on each item in a collection -> Option A
Quick Check:
ForEach-Object = runs code on each item [OK]

Quick Trick: Remember: ForEach-Object processes items one by one [OK]

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