Comparison of programming languages (associative array): Difference between revisions

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$myOtherObject = @{ foo = 42; bar = $false }

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Entries can be seperated by either a semicolon or a newline, e.g.:

<source lang="text">

$myOtherObject = @{ foo = 42

bar = $false ;

zaz = 3

}

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Keys and values can be any .NET object type, e.g.

<source lang="text">

$now = [DateTime]::Now

$tomorrow = $now.AddDays(1)

$ProcessDeletionSchedule = @{

(Get-Process Notepad) = $now

(Get-Process calc) = $tomorrow

}

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It is also possible to create an empty associative array and add single entries or even other associative arrays to it later on.

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$phonebook.Remove('Sally Smart')

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Hash tables can be added, e.g:

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$hash1 = @{ a=1;b=2}

$hash2 = @{ c=3;d=4}

$hash3 = $hash1 + $hash2

</source>

== References ==