11.5. Summary
I introduced you to how arrays are expressed and manipulated in Windows PowerShell. I also introduced you to the associative array, a data structure that allows you to store collections of keys and corresponding values.
I then introduced you to the conditional expressions supported in Windows PowerShell and showed examples of how you can use them:
The if statement
The switch statement
Finally, I introduced you to the looping constructs supported in Windows PowerShell and showed you examples of how you can use them:
The while statement
The for statement
The foreach statement
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