Powershell - Download file, and send email confirming successful download

Hi, I would like to automate a specific set of tasks using Powershell. The manual version of the task would involve me going to a specific URL once a month, and downloading an XML file containing rates of exchange. I would then move this file to a specific folder on the network. The URL changes every month - there is logic explanation behind the URL, which I have provided examples of below. I could easily tell you what the URL would be in 6 months time - and if you look at the logic explanation that I have provided, you could also very easily tell me what the URL would be as well. URL Examples (These are true examples): 07 = July // 20 = 2020 [login to view URL] 07 = June // 20 = 2020 [login to view URL] 09 = September // 19 = 2019 [login to view URL] In order to automate this task, I would like a Powershell script to do the following. • When the script is run, it will need to know what the current Month and Year is. This will be used when accessing the URL • Do an HTTP status check to make sure that the URL exists. 200 = Good, anything else = Bad If the status check = 200 • I would like the script to download the XML file (Filename should be: "Rates_Of_Exchange_{Month}{Year}.xml" • I would then like the downloaded file to be moved to a specific network folder (Just some generic code... moving the file to another folder - I can work out the rest) • Send myself an email using Gmail SMTP - The Subject and Body of the Email just needs to say - "File Downloaded Successfully" and then the month and year afterwards. (This will give an indication of which URL has been downloaded) There may be a time where I run the script a couple of times a month - in which case I would like the script to automatically overwrite the existing file (if it already exists). If the status check <> 200 • Send myself an email using Gmail SMTP - The Subject and Body of the Email just needs to say - "URL Not Found" and then the month and year afterwards. (This will give an indication of which URL was attempted) I hope this makes sense. Any questions at all, please ask. Thanks