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|host|The interface that the Windows PowerShell engine uses to communicate with the user. For example, the host specifies how prompts are handled between Windows PowerShell and the user.|
|host application|A program that loads the Windows PowerShell engine into its process and uses it to perform operations.|
|input processing method|A method that a cmdlet can use to process the records it receives as input. The input processing methods include the BeginProcessing method, the ProcessRecord method, the EndProcessing method, and the StopProcessing method.|
|manifest module|A Windows PowerShell module that has a manifest and whose ModulesToProcess key is empty.|
|manifest module|A Windows PowerShell module that has a manifest and whose RootModule key is empty.|
|module manifest|A Windows PowerShell data file (.psd1) that describes the contents of a module and that controls how a module is processed.|
|module session state|The session state that contains the public and private data of a Windows PowerShell module. The private data in this session state is not available to the user of a Windows PowerShell session.|
|non-terminating error|An error that does not stop Windows PowerShell from continuing to process the command.|
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|pipe|In Windows PowerShell, to send the results of the preceding command as input to the next command in the pipeline.|
|pipeline|A series of commands connected by pipeline operators (|) (ASCII 124). Each pipeline operator sends the results of the preceding command as input to the next command.|
|PSSession|A type of Windows PowerShell session that is created, managed, and closed by the user.|
|root module|The module specified in the ModuleToProcess key in a module manifest.|
|root module|The module specified in the RootModule key in a module manifest.|
|runspace|In Windows PowerShell, the operating environment in which each command in a pipeline is executed.|
|script block|In the Windows PowerShell programming language, a collection of statements or expressions that can be used as a single unit. A script block can accept arguments and return values.|
|script module|A Windows PowerShell module whose root module is a script module file (.psm1). A script module may or may not include a module manifest.|
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