PowerShell Logical Operators

PowerShell Logical Operators are used to combine conditional expressions in scripts and commands. The main logical operators in PowerShell are:

1. -and: Returns True if both conditions are true.
   • Example: $a -gt 5 -and $b -lt 10
2. -or: Returns True if either condition is true.
   • Example: $a -gt 5 -or $b -lt 10
3. -not: Reverses the truth value of a condition (negates it).
   • Example: -not($a -gt 5)
4. -xor: Returns True if exactly one of the conditions is true.
   • Example: $a -gt 5 -xor $b -lt 10

These operators allow for complex conditional logic in scripts and command-line operations.