PowerShell, <= 2 (cracked by Sven the Surfer)

True

_Edit -- Assumes a newly opened PowerShell session.

###Code:

$?

This is actually several short-hand aliases mushed together for "Did the previous command execute successfully?" Since we're starting a new session, there isn't a previous command, so "Did nothing execute successfully?" evaluates to True.

PowerShell, <= 2 (cracked by Sven the Surfer)

True

_Edit -- Assumes a newly opened PowerShell session.

Code:

$?

This is actually several short-hand aliases mushed together for "Did the previous command execute successfully?" Since we're starting a new session, there isn't a previous command, so "Did nothing execute successfully?" evaluates to True.

PowerShell, <= 2 (cracked by Sven the Surfer)

True

_Edit -- Assumes a newly opened PowerShell session.

###Code:

$?

This is actually several short-hand aliases mushed together for "Did the previous command execute successfully?" Since we're starting a new session, there isn't a previous command, so "Did nothing execute successfully?" evaluates to True.

PowerShell, <= 2 (cracked by Sven the Surfer)

True

_Edit -- Assumes a newly opened PowerShell session.

###Code:

$?

This is actually several short-hand aliases mushed together for "Did the previous command execute successfully?" Since we're starting a new session, there isn't a previous command, so "Did nothing execute successfully?" evaluates to True.

PowerShell, <= 2

True

_Edit -- Assumes a newly opened PowerShell session.

PowerShell, <= 2 (cracked by Sven the Surfer)

True

_Edit -- Assumes a newly opened PowerShell session.

###Code:

$?

This is actually several short-hand aliases mushed together for "Did the previous command execute successfully?" Since we're starting a new session, there isn't a previous command, so "Did nothing execute successfully?" evaluates to True.