Windows PowerShell Language Specification

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This post was published in 2013 and may be outdated.

Microsoft just released two very interesting documents part of Microsoft Open Specification:

Those documents defines all the aspects of PowerShell Languages v2.0 and v3.0. I highly recommend any beginners, intermediates and guru to take a look at those files.

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