Conditional Statements in PowerShell

 Conditional Statements in PowerShell


Conditional statements are used to execute code based on certain conditions. PowerShell supports the if, else if, and else statements. Here's an example:



$age = 30


if ($age -lt 18) {

    Write-Host "You are not old enough to vote."

}

elseif ($age -ge 18 -and $age -lt 65) {

    Write-Host "You are eligible to vote."

}

else {

    Write-Host "You are eligible to vote, but not required to."

}

In this example, we check the value of the $age variable and display a message based on whether the person is eligible to vote or not.

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