Which of the following script types uses commands that start with Set-?

The correct answer is C. PowerShell. PowerShell uses a Verb-Noun cmdlet naming convention, where common verbs include Get-, Set-, New-, Remove-, Start-, and Stop-. The 'Set-' prefix is a standard PowerShell verb used to modify or configure resources (e.g., Set-Item, Set-Content, Set-Service, Set-ExecutionPolicy)…

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ABatch
BBash
CPowerShell
DJavaScript

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(35 responses)

B
6% (2)
C
91% (32)
D
3% (1)

Explanation

PowerShell uses a Verb-Noun cmdlet naming convention, where common verbs include Get-, Set-, New-, Remove-, Start-, and Stop-. The 'Set-' prefix is a standard PowerShell verb used to modify or configure resources (e.g., Set-Item, Set-Content, Set-Service, Set-ExecutionPolicy). Batch scripts (A) use commands like ECHO, SET (without a hyphen), and CALL. Bash scripts (B) use Unix commands like echo, export, and chmod. JavaScript (D) uses function calls and methods without a Verb-Noun command structure. The hyphenated Verb-Noun format is unique to PowerShell.

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