This one keeps tripping me up. The following value
FALSE
is actually evaluated as boolean TRUE in PowerShell if you type it in literally. PowerShell is a bit like JavaScript in how it handles true and false, there is true-ish and false-ish.
The easiest thing to remember is that
$TRUE
is true and
$FALSE
is false.
The Windows PowerShell Blog has a good indepth article on boolean values. Searching through Google for this answer tends to lend results that more deal with boolean operators and functions than the literal values themselves.
