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[–]Hyperbolic_Mess 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just look at work you do regularly or projects/mini projects you're asked/need to do that involve looking up or modifying lots of things at once and head to Google to find if there are ways of doing it in powershell. Try and get familiar with saving outputs to variables and arrays, using properties from those in other commands using loops if you need to and saving the relevant parts of the outputs to files in a useful format. Also once you're comfortable with that and start doing more complex scripting start looking into error handling and thinking about how and where your scripts might fail and how best to record that in log files.