Arrays in PowerShell

 Arrays in PowerShell


Arrays are used to store collections of values in PowerShell. They can be declared using the @() syntax, and values can be added or removed using indexing. Here's an example:



$fruits = @("apple", "banana", "orange")

$fruits[1] = "kiwi"

$fruits += "grape"

Write-Host $fruits

In this example, we declare an array called $fruits that contains three fruit names. We then change the second value to "kiwi" and add a fourth value ("grape") to the array.

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