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Hello. I’m AJ, a “DevOps” Engineer with a focus on the Microsoft Technology Stack.

Projects

PoshToolbox

Technologies

PowerShell C# Visual Studio Code Pester GitLab GitHub SolarWinds BMC Azure Ansible Podman Docker Windows Red Hat

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  1. Dynamic “Weak” Typed Language

    A dynamic language conducts type checking at runtime, in contrast to a static language, which validates at compile time. For PowerShell, if it encounters an invalid type operation during execution, it will throw a RuntimeException. This design choice gives PowerShell flexibility and ease of use as a command-line shell and scripting language. In a static language, this behavior would result in a compiler error based on the analysis of the known types. Since types must be known, this often results in verbose declarations within the language.

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