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There are/were two versions of PowerShell: Windows PowerShell which was included with Windows that was built on full .NET Framework. Then a few years ago, MSFT created .NET core to support cross platform (Windows, Linux, MacOS). Which lead to PowerShell Core. They just updated to PowerShell 7 (dropped Core from name) which is based on 3.1 .Net Core and really makes the Windows PowerShell obsolete.
Point being always download and use PowerShell 7 or later as of today going forward!