PowerShell - Working with ObjectsWhich feature of PowerShell objects allows you to call commands like '.ToUpper()' on strings?AMethodsBPropertiesCVariablesDAliasesCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify object featuresObjects have properties (data) and methods (actions/functions).Step 2: Match method to actionCalling '.ToUpper()' is using a method to change string case.Final Answer:Methods -> Option AQuick Check:Methods = B [OK]Quick Trick: Methods perform actions on objects, properties hold data [OK]Common Mistakes:Confusing properties with methodsThinking variables are methodsMixing aliases with object features
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