scriptblock
nounUK /ˈskrɪpt.blɒk/
US /ˈskrɪpt.blɑːk/
A scriptblock is a small set of computer instructions that work together as one piece.
The programmer put the commands into a scriptblock so they would run together.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. In PowerShell, a scriptblock is a piece of code kept in braces that can be passed around and run later.
He stored the cleanup steps in a scriptblock and ran it at the end.
3. A block of written text in a screenplay or script.
The director asked for a shorter scriptblock in the opening scene.
4. A section of a document or form that holds script or coded instructions.
Fill in the scriptblock at the bottom of the page.