As promised, the Chairman is offering up the following challenge for PowerShell beginners.
Get all files in a given folder including subfolders and display a result that shows the total number of files, the total size of all files, the average file size, the computer name, and the date when you ran the command.
This should not be written as a script or function. It should be one or two lines of PowerShell that you would type at the console to generate the desired result.
The Chairman would like to stress that this is a challenge targeted for PowerShell beginners. No doubt many readers could solve this in seconds. But for someone just getting started with PowerShell, this is more difficult than you might think. Try to remember how much you knew when you were first starting out. If you know someone in the early stages of learning PowerShell, encourage them to try this challenge.
Please don’t submit any solutions as comments. They will not be approved. This isn’t a competition. You are welcome to share links to your work.
Even if you are more advanced, you are encouraged to jot down your solution. Upcoming challenges will be building on this and they will increase in difficulty.
https://gist.github.com/camusicjunkie/7d7f25c1f3ebbae966493b866267dd34
https://gist.github.com/AspenForester/07545d0b47317de4e4fc6f2363392605
https://github.com/Dalcron/IronScripter/blob/master/JUL_15_2019_Challenge.ps1