Powershell - Simply send objects to different variables
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An article to demonstrate how to simply send objects into different variables
# Define several variables, as many objects as variables$a, $b = 1, 2# $a will have a value of 1# $b will have a value of 2
# Another example$width, $height = '150*200'. Split('*')# $width will have a value of 150# $height will have a value of 200
# Define several variables, more objects than variables$a, $b = 1, 2, 3# $a will have a value of 1# $b will have a value of 2,3
# Define several variables, fewer objects than variables$a, $b, $c = 1, 2# $a will have a value of 1# $b will have a value of 2# $c will have a value of $nullRelated links
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