Bash scripting and Power Shell in Microsoft Operating Systems
Bash and PowerShell are two popular command-line shells that are used on Unix-like and Windows systems, respectively. While Bash and PowerShell have some similarities, they also have some differences in terms of the commands and syntax they support. Here is a table of some common Bash commands and their PowerShell equivalents:
| Bash command | PowerShell equivalent |
|---|---|
alias |
Set-Alias |
cd |
Set-Location |
echo |
Write-Output |
find |
Get-ChildItem |
grep |
Select-String |
ls |
Get-ChildItem |
man |
Get-Help |
mkdir |
New-Item |
mv |
Move-Item |
rm |
Remove-Item |
sed |
Foreach-Object |
sort |
Sort-Object |
tail |
Get-Content -Tail |
tee |
Out-File or Tee-Object |
wc |
Measure-Object |
while |
While |
Please note that this is just a small sample of the commands available in Bash and PowerShell, and there may be additional commands and options available in each shell.