The simplest way to remove duplicates from an array in PowerShell is using theSelect-Objectcmdlet with the-Uniqueparameter. For example:$Array = @("apple", "banana", "apple", "orange", "banana") $UniqueArray = $Array | Select-Object -UniqueThis will output the array with unique values ...
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TheGet-Uniqueis case-sensitive, so strings that differ only in character casing are also considered unique values. In this way, you can easily remove duplicate elements from an array in PowerShell. PowerShell allows you to utilize aHashtableto remove duplicates efficiently. AHashtablestores key-...
It isn't easy to delete elements from an array, but you can create a new array that contains only selected elements of an existing array. For example, to create the $t array with all the elements in the $a array except for the value at index position 2, type:PowerShell Copy ...
Sort array: It's very easy of arranging the elements of an array in a order with PowerShell. Just we need to do is pipe the output of an array to the Sort-Object cmdlet: The default sort order is ascending : the numbers range from small to large. To perf
An array of users, specified either using object IDs (guid) or SIP addresses. There is a maximum of 5,000 users per batch. 展開表格 Type: String Position: Named Default value: None Required: True Accept pipeline input: False Accept wildcard characters: False -OperationName An optional name...
Beginning in PowerShell 6,Sort-Objectsupports sorting ofhashtableinput by key values. The following example sorts an array of hashtables by the value of each hashtable'sweightkey. PowerShell @( @{ name ='a'; weight =7} @{ name ='b'; weight =1} @{ name ='c'; weight =3} @{...
It isn't easy to delete elements from an array, but you can create a new array that contains only selected elements of an existing array. For example, to create the $t array with all the elements in the $a array except for the value at index position 2, type:PowerShell Copy ...
Converting from YAML to JSON The awesome YamlDotNet assembly allows us to serialize an object in a JSON compatible way. Unfortunately it does not support indentation. Here is a simple example: Import-Modulepowershell-yaml PS C:\>$yaml=@"anArray:- 1- 2- 3nested:array:- this- is- an- ...
Force an expression to be evaluated as an array. ` Escape or Continue on the next line.The cmdlets above are listed in A-Z order, matching the Verb- and/or -Noun and/or Alias of the cmdlet (so some duplicates). To scroll this page, press [ a – z ] on the keyboard, also on ...