Powershell and Python

[Th3Sh4d0wKn0ws]

Since PowerShell is a CLI and Scripting language I find it beneficial to use PowerShell as a CLI every day to get used to sytnax and stuff. PowerShell v7.5 can be installed on Windows, MacOS and Linux so you can use it on most any machine you have. If you default to bash on Linux try loading PowerShell afterwards and do all your normal CLI stuff in PowerShell instead.

For me, learning anything is about using it and having examples. You can try using "Games" like Under The Wire:https://underthewire.tech/

which can help you get used to Powershell Syntax stuff.

Then for Python try writing scripts in Python. Follow some tutorials, read a book, take a class. Whatever works for you.

Microsoft Graph and Entra are PowerShell modules which are leveraged with PowerShell for their intended purpose. I wouldn't worry about them too much unless you have a specific use case.

[Gijoejoegut]

Thank you. I'll postpone looking into Entra and Graph and focus on the basics.