$PSVersionTable.PSVersion
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20 July 2015
Powershell Quick Tip - How do I get the Powershell Version?
I often get asked how to determine the version of Powershell running in an environment. I wish it was a simple as just typing "ver", but alas, it's slightly more complex than that. You'll need this statement:
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