How can I list environment variables using PowerShell?
You can list environment variables in PowerShell using the command Get-ChildItem Env:
or simply gci env:
.
What if I want to filter the results?
You can filter the results by using the Where-Object
cmdlet. For example: Get-ChildItem Env: | Where-Object { $_.Name -like '*PATH*' }
.
Can I export these variables to a file?
Yes, you can export them to a file using Export-Csv
. For example: Get-ChildItem Env: | Export-Csv -Path env_variables.csv -NoTypeInformation
.
Is there a way to display them in a formatted table?
Absolutely! You can use Format-Table
to display them nicely: Get-ChildItem Env: | Format-Table -AutoSize
.
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