• Manipulating Date Ranges with Windows PowerShell – Hey, Scripting Guy! Blog – Site Home – TechNet Blogs

    “Now and today are both static properties from the system.datetime .NET Framework class that return instances of the class. To call a static property, place the class name inside square brackets, use two colons, and then add the property name. To prove that it is a datetime object that is returned, use the gettype method that is always available from any system.object. This is shown here:

    PS C:\> [datetime]::now”

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    • Now and today are both static properties from the system.datetime .NET Framework class that return instances of the class. To call a static property, place the class name inside square brackets, use two colons, and then add the property name. To prove that it is a datetime object that is returned, use the gettype method that is always available from any system.object. This is shown here:

       

      PS C:\> [datetime]::now

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