In Command Prompt, echo %USERNAME% prints the signed-in user's name. What is the equivalent in PowerShell?
Dans l'invite de commandes, echo %USERNAME% affiche le nom de l'utilisateur connecté. Quel est l'équivalent dans PowerShell ?
Answers
Aecho %USERNAME%echo %USERNAME%
Bprint USERNAMEprint USERNAME
CGet-Username -CurrentGet-Username -Current
D$env:USERNAME$env:USERNAME
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