Compare Arrays of custom object UseCompare-Objectto compare an array of custom objects. The Compare-Object cmdlet compares two sets of objects. One set of objects is the reference, and the other set of objects i
Using Compare-Object You can see below that the Compare-Object cmdlet allows you to compare both arrays at once. If the SideIndicator property is =>, this means the InputObject property returned is in the DifferenceObject value and not in the ReferenceObject value and vice versa for the <...
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I prefer to declare my arrays on multiple lines like that. Not only does it get easier to read when you have multiple items, it also makes it easier to compare to previous versions when using source control.Other syntaxIt's commonly understood that @() is the syntax for creating an ...
By default,Compare-Objectdoes not show the values present in both variables. As a solution, add the-IncludeEqualparameter to show the values in the output. Compare-Object-ReferenceObject$file1-DifferenceObject$file2-IncludeEqual From the output below, theSideIndicatortells whether both files have ...
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Using Compare-Object You can see below that the Compare-Object cmdlet allows you to compare both arrays at once. If the SideIndicator property is =>, this means the InputObject property returned is in the DifferenceObject value and not in the ReferenceObject value and vice versa for the <...
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