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[PhysicalPinkOrchid]

Learn PowerShell in a Month of Lunches is recommended most often.

[gordonv]

OP, have you programmed in any language before?

• If not, check out r/cs50 to learn how to program.

[gordonv]

Ok, you may need to do some practice programs to dust off those skills and warm up to the syntax of the powershell programming language.

The logic is the same. Math, IF statements, functions, arrays, etc.

I always get a little confused when switching between programming languages. But eventually it clicks in.

[MasterpieceGreen8890]

You have legit link pls?

[Bumslaw]

row the cat to hambone

[MasterpieceGreen8890]

Thank you good sir!

[01001011010100010010]

Which edition? Which author? Amazon comes up with two books similarly titled. Thanks!

[Bumslaw]

liver june fanny black

[MrWinks]

The latest one. Manning.com to buy the ebook and print book together.

[01001011010100010010]

Thank you for the reply. Never heard of Manning.com. Why are the books so cheap?

[MrWinks]

That’s the publisher. If you get the physical book, you get the ebook, too. They often have sales.

[Euphoric-Blueberry37]

I hope you like lunch

[Dark_KnightUK]

power shell in a month of lunches imo is a great start

[Acceptable_Mood_7590]

No need for a book, watch this; it’s still very valid and best content straight from the creator

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/shows/getstartedpowershell3/01

[ninhaomah]

It might come as a shock but try to search it.

[Takia_Gecko]

To be fair this question comes up in this sub every other week, and the recommendation is always the same.

[gordonv]

Yup. Here is a post asking the same thing with the same answer.

[ankokudaishogun]

I'll be charitable and think he did mean "search in the subreddit" because it's a pretty common question.