So starting with PowerShell 7, the system will check for updates once a day and will notify you about a new version if that's available. Microsoft also provide automatic new version notifications. Then of course, the Get-Error cmdlet would allow you to get detailed view of the error that was raised in the console. ConciseView is a user-selectable view which is enabled as the default view for PowerShell 7. And we'll talk more about this as we go forward. Question mark, question mark, or question, question mark, equals. So the two pipe commands and the two and, and then of course there's null condition operators.

There are three: they're called ternary operator, so A, question mark, B, colon, C there's pipeline chain operators. There are also new operators that are available. If you're using, for example, the ForEach-Object, you can now pass a parameter called parallel. So you can now execute or handle objects in parallel instead of the standard sequence method. New to obviously PowerShell 7 is pipeline parallelization. It gets installed into a new directory and will allow you to run PowerShell 7 alongside PowerShell 5.1. So what's new in PowerShell 7? Well, the first thing is that there are directory changes that have been made to where PowerShell 7 is actually installed.

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