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Prior to this change, the example for Start-Sleep in Windows PowerShell showed defining the value of the -Second parameter as a non-integer. In Windows
PowerShell, the cmdlet only accepts integers.

This change updates the example to show using an
integer instead of a fractional number of seconds.

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Prior to this change, the example for `Start-Sleep` in
Windows PowerShell showed defining the value of the
`-Second` parameter as a non-integer. In Windows
PowerShell, the cmdlet only accepts integers.

This change updates the example to show using an
integer instead of a fractional number of seconds.

- Fixes MicrosoftDocs#12177
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@sdwheeler sdwheeler merged commit fc8c28d into MicrosoftDocs:main Jun 25, 2025
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@michaeltlombardi michaeltlombardi deleted the gh-12177 branch July 31, 2025 15:40
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Start-Sleep in 5.1 only takes integers, but example uses a floating-point number

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