/Shell/Bash/Powershell print environment variables

Powershell print environment variables

Powershell set environment variable

# Windows PowerShell
PS C:\> $env:VAR_NAME="VALUE"

15

Source: shellhacks.com

Powershell show environment variables

[System.Environment]::GetEnvironmentVariables()

1

How to get environment variables in powershell

#Windows Powershell
cd Env:
Get-ChildItem

1

Powershell print environment variables

#pws
$Env:path
Get-ChildItem env

0

Source: stackoverflow.com

POWERSHELL ENV VARS

Get-Childitem -path env:

0

Source: ss64.com

Windows show environment variables powershell

echo $Env:PATH | tr ';' '\n'

0

Similar codes

0 vote324 views1 answer
How to check error logs in linux
Shell/Bash
4 votes328 views2 answers
Rvm install new ruby version
Shell/Bash
0 vote318 views1 answer
Hdfs download folder
Shell/Bash
0 vote293 views1 answer
Logrotate force rotation
Shell/Bash
-1 vote273 views3 answers
Create new file terminal
Shell/Bash
0 vote282 views1 answer
Install az cli wsl
Shell/Bash
0 vote286 views4 answers
Mendeley on Ubuntu
Shell/Bash
3 votes292 views4 answers
Git log by date
Shell/Bash
0 vote289 views1 answer
Manjaro terminal list USB connected devices
Shell/Bash
0 vote305 views2 answers
Install ubuntu gui on wsl
Shell/Bash

Share