PowerShell Hashtables

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  • Опубликовано: 27 окт 2024

Комментарии • 8

  • @leasj2012
    @leasj2012 Год назад +2

    One of the best PS tutorials I've seen. Thanks!

  • @DonBuckle
    @DonBuckle Год назад +1

    Follow this series! PowerShell is new to me ... have watched many and tried to absorb ( it has to be said ... not very successfully) but your tutorials are some of the best! Both in style and content. I have re-watched each of them and working along with them ... excellent! Highly recommended! - 76 year old of dubious intellectual stature.

  • @shanelonn7728
    @shanelonn7728 Год назад

    This explanation was fantastic🔥. Thank you. I’ll be watching your other powershell videos to grasp working with it.

  • @thesecret111
    @thesecret111 Год назад +1

    It's funny how this youtuber has only 30 subs and explain better than majority!
    While some pathetics others puts advertising + merchandise + etc. Teaches you nothing!!
    Keep this channel growing! Never give up!

  • @saleemdanfort
    @saleemdanfort 2 года назад

    Thank you for the video

  • @DonBuckle
    @DonBuckle Год назад

    Niklas - problemet
    $csv | ForEach-Object { $pop[$_.Name] = $_.CENSUS2010POP}
    produces an error in PowerShell 7.3.4:-
    InvalidOperation:
    Line |
    2 | $pop[$_.Name] = $_.CENSUS2010POP
    | ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
    | Cannot index into a null array.
    It works correctly in PowerShell 5.1 ...... Thanks for this excellent PowerShell series

    • @niklasborson5790
      @niklasborson5790  Год назад

      That's funny, I tested this using PowerShell 7.something. I hope the video is still useful to you even with that error!

    • @niklasborson5790
      @niklasborson5790  9 месяцев назад +1

      Eight months late, but I finally realized what caused this. You need to initialize $pop to an empty hashtable before executing the above statement. Otherwise the expression $pop[$_.Name] will fail because $pop is null.