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PowerShell Where-Object

PowerShell's Where-Object cmdlet is a powerful tool used for filtering objects based on their properties or expressions. This command is commonly used in scripts and on the command line to narrow down results from a larger set of data. Here's a detailed look at how to use Where-Object with some practical examples.

PowerShell Select-Object

The Select-Object cmdlet in PowerShell is a versatile tool used for selecting specific properties of an object or a set of objects, creating new calculated properties, and even for creating new objects with only a subset of the original properties.