in this sniff we're going to look at how
to prompt a user for input with
PowerShell let's get started there are a
few different ways this can be
accomplished in our first example we
will look at using the native reed host
command let the reed host command lint
is extremely easy to use simply provide
the message you want prompted to the
user and store the input in a variable
here we are prompting the user for their
username let's execute the code in ...
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