Powershell - Quickly display the code executed by a function

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It can be interesting to display the code executed by a function, such as that provided natively by Powershell, for a need or simply out of curiosity

# Simply use the following syntax.
${function:New-TemporaryFile}

# Another example
${function:mkdir}

# List the functions
Get-Command -CommandType Function

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