PowerShell - Working with ObjectsWhich of the following best describes a ScriptMethod added to a PowerShell object?AA method that runs a script block when calledBA command that deletes object membersCA variable that stores script textDA property that holds a fixed valueCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Define ScriptMethod behaviorA ScriptMethod is a method attached to an object that executes a script block when invoked.Step 2: Differentiate from properties and variablesUnlike properties, ScriptMethods run code; they are not fixed values or variables storing text.Final Answer:A method that runs a script block when called -> Option AQuick Check:ScriptMethod runs code = D [OK]Quick Trick: ScriptMethod runs code on call, not just stores data [OK]Common Mistakes:Confusing methods with propertiesThinking ScriptMethod stores static valuesMixing up methods with variables
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