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‎Windows PowerShell Comparison Operators

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 == Windows PowerShell Comparison Operators ==
-Windows PowerShell provides a range of comparison operators which can be used to compare one value with another.
+Windows PowerShell provides a range of comparison operators that can be used to compare one value with another.
 These operators work both with string and number based values assuming that you are comparing like with like (it is not meaningful, for example, to compare a string with numerical value). In terms of working with strings and characters, both case-sensitive and insensitive operators are supported.
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 == Windows PowerShell Containment Operators ==
-In addition, to the comparison operators, a set of operators referred to as ''containment operators'' are provided for the purpose of identifying whether an array or collection contains a specific value. The containment operators provided by PowerShell are listed in the following table. As with the comparison operators, both case sensitive and insensitive options are provided.
+In addition to the comparison operators, a set of operators referred to as ''containment operators'' are provided for the purpose of identifying whether an array or collection contains a specific value. The containment operators provided by PowerShell are listed in the following table. As with the comparison operators, both case sensitive and insensitive options are provided.
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-Conversely, the folloing command performs a case sensitive comparison of the same two string:
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 These operators work both with string and number based values assuming that you are comparing like with like (it is not meaningful, for example, to compare a string with numerical value). In terms of working with strings and characters, both case-sensitive and insensitive operators are supported.
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	The previous chapter (entitled [[Basic Windows PowerShell 1.0 Operators]]) looked at the basic arithmetic operators provided in Windows PowerShell. In this chapter we will begin to look at some slightly more advanced operators in the form of comparison and containment operators.		The previous chapter (entitled [[Basic Windows PowerShell 1.0 Operators]]) looked at the basic arithmetic operators provided in Windows PowerShell. In this chapter we will begin to look at some slightly more advanced operators in the form of comparison and containment operators.