Using GET-SMBShare to check if share exist

Question

I understand how to use get-smbshare to check if a share exist or not.  My problem I am having is if it doesn't I want my function to create the share using the net-smbshare command.  I can do this with the New-Item for directories, etc. 
Just can't figure a way to take the response that command gives when it doesn't exist.
For example with my New-Item commands I would do something like this:
IF (!(GET-SMBShare -Name ShareName))
New-SMBShare -Name ShareName -Path C:\Path -Description "A Share"
I can create the share without any issues but I want to make sure that share doesn't exist and would like to stick to Get-SMBShare command if possible. If the share doesn't exist it errors out like it should cause it isn't there. How do I get the GET-SMBShare
command when it returns that it doesn't exist a value that I can read?
For instance:  If (!(Test-Path -Path C:\Path))  returns a True and I can continue with my function.
Kristopher Turner | Not the brightest bulb but by far not the dimmest bulb.

Answer 1

Simple:
if(!(Get-SMBShare
-Name
ShareName -ea 0)){
    New-SMBShare
-Name
ShareName -PathC:\Path
-Description
"A Share"
It will get easier once you leaner PowerShell. THe syntax is easy but your eyes have to get used to what is missing and learn hw to induce behaviors you want.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯