Powershell - if statement

Powershell – if statement

in powershell we have the option to test for a particular condition.

we can set it with the if statement

here’s the syntax for it –

if (<value> operator <value>){<code to execute if true>}

if(1+1 -eq 2) {Write-Host bla!}

1	if(1+1 -eq 2) {Write-Host bla!}

elseif (<value> operator <value>){<code to execute if true>} else{<code to execute if not true>}

$x =1 
$y =3

if($x+$y -eq 2) {Write-Host bla!}
elseif ($x+$y -ne 2) {Write-Host bla!bla!}

$x =1

$y =3

if($x+$y -eq 2) {Write-Host bla!}

elseif ($x+$y -ne 2) {Write-Host bla!bla!}

Note that the elseif and else parts are optional in an if statement.

lets create a game with an easy if statement script fun game.

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