What is the process and advantages of creating scripts using incremental development?
What will be an ideal response?
Incremental development, a method of script development in which the script is designed, implemented, and tested incrementally, a few cmdlets at a time until the script is finished. A good rule of thumb is to add cmdlets to the script only if they have a high probability of executing successfully. This technique will improve your productivity in PowerShell by reducing the time needed to discover and correct mistakes.
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The ________ feature allows you to create freeform tables with rows and columns of various sizes
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
Sorting in order alphabetically from A to Z or numerically from 0 to 9 is known as ____ order.
A. descending B. negative C. ascending D. positive
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A. ?A network architecture in which each computer or process on the network is a client or server. Clients request services from a server, and a server processes requests from clients. B. A law enacted in 1986 to extend the Wiretap Act to cover e-mail and other data transmitted via the Internet.? C. ?Anenhancement of SMTP for sending and receiving e-mail messages. ESMTP generates a unique, nonrepeatable number that's added to a transmitted e-mail. No two messages transmitted from an e-mail server have the same ESMTP value. D. A protocol for retrieving e-mail messages; it's slowly replacing POP3. E. ?A method of storing e-mail messages in a flat plaintext file F. The Microsoft system that enables other e-mail applications to work with each other? G. ?A specification for formatting non-ASCII messages, such as graphics, audio, and video, for transmission over the Internet. H. ?A term researchers use for social media. I. A type of e-mail scam that uses DNS poisoning to redirect readers to a fake Web site.? J. ?A type of e-mail scam that's typically sent as spam soliciting personal identity information that fraudsters can use for identity theft.
Collections of type List
a) only other lists b) only integers c) objects of any one type d) None of the above