Windows PowerShell for .NET Developers - Second Edition by Chendrayan Venkatesan & Sherif Talaat

Author:Chendrayan Venkatesan & Sherif Talaat [Venkatesan, Chendrayan]
Language: eng
Format: azw3
Publisher: Packt Publishing
Published: 2015-10-27T04:00:00+00:00

We can also hide the properties in a PowerShell class; as an example, let's create two properties and hide one. In theory, it hides the property but we can still use it. Execute the following code:

Class Hide { [String]$Name Hidden $ID } $var = [Hide]::new() $var

However, we can perform operations such as Get and Set, as shown in the following code:

Class Hide { [String]$Name Hidden $ID } $var = [Hide]::new() $var.Id = '23' $var.Id

This will return the output as 23.

To know more about the class, use help about_Classes -Detailed.

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