cmdlets

Cmdlets are small, specialized commands used in a command-line interface, particularly in systems like Windows PowerShell. They perform specific tasks such as managing files, configuring system settings, or automating repetitive processes. Think of them as concise, focused instructions that allow users to interact with and control their computer's functions efficiently, without needing graphical interfaces. Cmdlets follow a standard naming pattern, making them easier to learn and remember, and they can be combined into scripts to automate complex workflows.