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A large part of writing scripts, and for that matter programming in general, involves the handling and manipulation of data. Data can take many forms, ranging from single characters, words and sentences to integers, floating point numbers and true and false values. In object-based scripting environments such as Windows PowerShell, data can also take the form of an ''object'', a self contained module which is capable of encapsulating any number of data values of numerous different types.
