Todays script is a oneliner that sums up the memory consumption of alle running processes (or rather all visible running processes). It also demonstrates the use of ";" as a line separator
$a = get-process; foreach ($i in $a) {$sum = $sum + $i.workingset}; $sum / 1mb
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BTW - you can pipe to foreach and it can take 3 scriptblocks. One gets called before any object, the middle one gets called for each object, the last one gets called after all objects are processed. Thus you can do this:
PS> gps |foreach {$sum=0} {$sum += $_.workingset} {[int]($sum/1mb)
1091
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