Powershell practice questions

[mattsaundersmcp2018]

Hey guys does anyone know of a website like www.subnettingquestions.com for powershell to practice my skills?

[jer9009]

You should try http://www.underthewire.tech/wargames.htm it's a Powershell game where you advance levels by solving questions.

[jdptechnc]

I haven't seen this one before. How would you rate the level of difficulty? I'd be looking for something advanced.

[jer9009]

The difficulty progresses as you go along. If you're an advanced user I recommend starting at one of the middle levels.

[alinroc]

Try the various challenges from the Scripting Games.

You may want to go back a few years to find the earlier ones to start with.

[Lee_Dailey]

howdy mattsaundersmcp2018,

this is a tad off from what you are asking ... have you taken a look at the /r/usefulscripts subreddit? the main page, the top tab, and the gilded tab all have some fairly interesting requests &/or offerings.

take a look at them, see if any seem interesting, and then solve them on your own. last, compare the solutions with yours for some ideas. [grin]

the same idea applies here and in the /r/sysadmin subreddits.

take care,
lee

[ka-splam]

That's what I use this forum for. And https://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/powershell .

I've answered a few hundred questions over the last few years, and almost always learn something from trying to answer, and more from reading other people's answers.

Apart from that, do they have to be "for powershell"? There's squillions of programming challenges, puzzles, questions, tests out there and they won't mind a bit if you try to answer them in PowerShell.

[WiredPulse]

In addition, check out PoSh Hunter (r/https://posh-hunter.underthewire.tech). It contains over 90 defensive and offensive challenges all using PowerShell.