You can use the Get-Help command to get the Powershell alternative of a man page. E.g.:

Get-Help "Test-Path'

The first time you use ''Get-Help', PowerShell may need some time to download necessary help files.

You can define an empty list like so:

$a = @()

And you can add items by:

$a += ,$item

To more conveniently manage or output data while using Powershell, it is often useful to use custom objects. They can be created as follows:

$Person = [PSCustomObject]@{
    FullName = "Thomas De Reyck"
    Age = 37
    Job = "IT technician"
}

When you output the created object afterwards, we can see our own custom fields:

> $Person
 
FullName        Age Job
--------        --- ---
Thomas De Reyck  37 IT technician