Simple How to use the Get-PnPContext and other commands

BaseCmdlets.ps1

#Please make sure you have installed all the powershell package.
Import-Module 'C:\Users\basantp\Documents\PNP Blog Section\Code\SharePointPnPPowerShell2013\SharePointPnP.PowerShell.2013.Commands.dll';

try {
        Set-PnPTraceLog -On -LogFile 'C:\Users\basantp\Documents\PNP Blog Section\Code\traceoutput.txt' -Level Error -Delimiter ","
        $Url1 = "https://sharepoint-xxx.com/xx/xxx"
        Connect-PnPOnline -Url $Url1 -CurrentCredentials -ErrorAction Stop
        Write-host "Site connected".
        $Context= Get-PnPContext # Connect and store the context 
        $Web = $Context.Site.RootWeb  
        $Context.Load($Web)
        $Web.Title #You will not find any output in your console. 
        Execute-PnPQuery #Once you use Execute-PnpQuery you will find the properties. 
        $Web.Title #Title Will be Print
}
catch {
    Write-Host "Site not found"
}