PowerShell - Cross-Platform PowerShellWhat is an advantage of creating PowerShell scripts that run on multiple operating systems?AThey require separate scripts for each OSBThey only work on Windows but run fasterCThey can automate tasks on Windows, Linux, and macOS without rewriting codeDThey depend on Windows-specific cmdletsCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand cross-platform scriptingCross-platform scripts run on multiple OSes without modification.Step 2: Identify benefitsThis reduces maintenance and increases automation reach.Final Answer:They can automate tasks on Windows, Linux, and macOS without rewriting code -> Option CQuick Check:Cross-platform means one script for many OSes [OK]Quick Trick: Cross-platform scripts run anywhere without changes [OK]Common Mistakes:Assuming scripts only run on WindowsThinking separate scripts are always neededBelieving Windows-only cmdlets work everywhere
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