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-description: This article explains how to read and understand the syntax of a cmdlet as presented by Get-Help.
-ms.custom: Contributor-mikefrobbins
-ms.date: 11/16/2022
-ms.reviewer: mirobb
-title: Appendix A - Help Syntax
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-# Appendix A - Help Syntax
-
-The following example shows the **SYNTAX** section of the help for the `Get-EventLog` cmdlet.
-
-```powershell
-help Get-EventLog
-```
-
-```Output
-NAME
-    Get-EventLog
-
-SYNOPSIS
-    Gets the events in an event log, or a list of the event logs, on the local or remote
-    computers.
-
-
-SYNTAX
-    Get-EventLog [-LogName] <String> [[-InstanceId] <Int64[]>] [-After <DateTime>]
-    [-AsBaseObject] [-Before <DateTime>] [-ComputerName <String[]>] [-EntryType {Error |
-    Information | FailureAudit | SuccessAudit | Warning}] [-Index <Int32[]>] [-Message
-    <String>] [-Newest <Int32>] [-Source <String[]>] [-UserName <String[]>]
-    [<CommonParameters>]
-
-    Get-EventLog [-AsString] [-ComputerName <String[]>] [-List] [<CommonParameters>]
-```
-
-Only the relevant portion of the help is shown in this example.
-
-The syntax is primarily made up of several sets of opening and closing brackets (`[]`). These have
-two different meanings depending on how they're used. Anything contained within square brackets is
-optional unless they're a set of empty square brackets `[]`. Empty square brackets only appear
-after a datatype such as `<string[]>`. This means that particular parameter can accept more than
-one value of that type.
-
-The first parameter in the first parameter set of `Get-EventLog` is **LogName**. LogName is
-surrounded by square brackets which means that it's a positional parameter. In other words,
-specifying the name of the parameter itself is optional as long as it's specified in the correct
-position. The information in the angle brackets (`<>`) after the parameter name indicates that it
-needs a single **string** value. The entire parameter name and datatype are not surrounded by square
-brackets so the **LogName** parameter is required when using this parameter set.
-
-```powershell
-Get-EventLog [-LogName] <String>
-```
-
-The second parameter is **InstanceId**. Notice that the parameter name and the datatype are both
-completely surrounded by square brackets. This means that the **InstanceId** parameter is optional,
-not mandatory. Also notice that **InstanceId** is surrounded by its own set of square brackets. As
-with the **LogName** parameter, this means the parameter is positional. There's one last set of
-square brackets after the datatype. This means that it can accept more than one value in the form of
-an array or a comma-separated list.
-
-```
-[[-InstanceId] <Int64[]>]
-```
-
-The second parameter set has a **List** parameter. It's a switch parameter because there's no
-datatype following the parameter name. When the **List** parameter is specified, the value is
-**True**. When it's not specified, the value is **False**.
-
-```
-[-List]
-```
-
-The syntax information for a command can also be retrieved using `Get-Command` using the **Syntax**
-parameter. This is a handy shortcut that I use all the time. It allows me to quickly learn how to
-use a command without having to sift through multiple pages of help information. If I end up needing
-more information, then I'll revert to using the actual help content.
-
-```powershell
-Get-Command -Name Get-EventLog -Syntax
-```
-
-```Output
-Get-EventLog [-LogName] <string> [[-InstanceId] <long[]>] [-ComputerName <string[]>] [-Newest <int>]
- [-After <datetime>] [-Before <datetime>] [-UserName <string[]>] [-Index <int[]> ]
- [-EntryType <string[]>] [-Source <string[]>] [-Message <string>] [-AsBaseObject]
- [<CommonParameters>]
-
-Get-EventLog [-ComputerName <string[]>] [-List] [-AsString] [<CommonParameters>]
-```
-
-The more you use the help system in PowerShell, the easier remembering all of the different nuances
-becomes. Before you know it, using it becomes second nature.
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             href: learn/ps101/09-functions.md
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-            href: learn/ps101/appendix-a.md
       - name: Optimizing your shell experience
         items:
           - name: Overview of the Shell