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Answer» The four types of PowerShell scopes are GLOBAL, Local, Script, Private. - Global:
- The scope that is in EFFECT while PowerShell runs or when you start a new session or run space.
- Variables and FUNCTIONS that are included when PowerShell BEGINS have been designed in the global scope. This contains preference variables and automatic variables.
- This also comprises functions, variables, aliases that are within your PowerShell profile.
- Local:
- The current scope. The local scope can be the global scope or any other scope.
- Script:
- The scope is built while a script file runs. Just the commands in the script operate in the script scope. To the commands in a script, the script scope is the local scope.
- Private:
- You cannot see the items in private scope outside of the current scope. You can utilize the private scope to build a private version of an item having the exact NAME in another scope.
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