Relative & Absolute Paths // EP 02 // Efficient & Automatic File Management With PowerShell
In this Video, We will discuss about what are Relative and Absolute Path.
How to use relative and Absolute Path In PowerShell
Difference between Relative Path and Absolute Path
Pro and Cons of Using relative and Absolute Path in PowerShell Scripting
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Commands that have been used in this Video are -
Prepare Demo Environment
Set-Location "D:\C2_EAFM_Resources\PracticeGround" # Setting My Working Location
Remove-Item .\* -Recurse -Force # Emtying Current folder for this Demo
1..5|% {New-Item -Path . -Name "$("file" + "$_").txt" -ItemType "file"} # Creation of 5 Text test files
1 Open Current Directory in Windows Explorer using Relative Path in PowerShell
Start ..
2 Open Parent Directory in Windows Explorer using Relative Path in PowerShell
Start ..
3 Resolve relative path of a file to Absolute path Using PowerShell
Resolve-Path .\file1.txt
Resolve relative path to Absolute path of files in bulk Using PowerShell
Resolve-Path .\file*.txt
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