PowerShell 7 Tutorials for Beginners #4 : Hashtables & Custom Objects

In this video I will go over Hashtables and Custom objects in PowerShell 7.2 , we will see how to create them , how to use them, some use cases as well where you'd want to use these.
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PowerShell, jackedprogrammer, powershell 7, how to install powershell 7, powershell 7 on vs code, visual studio code

[@joestillwell6789]

At some point PowerShell did add the option for ordered hashtables. You just need to declare them [ordered]@{ name=value;name2=value2; ... }. Awesome info in this video by the way!

[@fpost337]

Thank you for that

[@richardgarrow9260]

I stumbled on your site the other day and have been going through the PS, while I use to use PS all the time when I was working in windows, I move over to Linux about 10 years ago. I have since been involved with Azure so back to PS again. A few things to complement you on. 1. You speak clearly and explain it very well. 2. Not too much joking around which is nice as well. 3. You provide good details on how to use the techniques. 4. You explain it so I feel anyway 99% of folks can understand it, which is important. 5. While there are a few other channels out there the hardest part for me is understanding what the person is saying, no offense to anyone from another country, but if struggle to understand what a person is saying it make it very difficult to learn it. So, thank you I am enjoying you channel very much. I hope you will put some of what we are learning here into practice. Notice you were a System Administrator if you could maybe so some of your work and walk us through some of your scripts it might put things in perspective, just a thought. Thanks again.

[@alanschmitt9865]

These videos are fantastic. Thank you for putting in the work. They remind of my PR reviews with some of my favorite tech leads. Great stuff.

[@jackedprogrammer]

Glad you like them! Thank you :)

[@Jon-rp4st]

Thank you so much for the summary and your patience.

[@PurellMe]

Good job explaining hash table!!

[@ChrumkavySuchar]

Thank you for the videos. Very helpfull.

[@eduardomoura9877]

Great video series and explanation, congratulations! For large key,value pairs (> 1000 pairs), which one is more efficient, HashTables or Custom Objects? Thanks!

[@ВикторЛарионов-й3к]

you are the best teacher

[@danielmorenopalomo1603]

Thanks for the content man!

[@FT-sz8bi]

Its unbelievable difficult and annoying to follow your lessons with continuous youtube advertising. You are a very good teacher by the way and I want to thank you for your efforts.

[@Tacobell2000]

Concise and informative, a great job. Under membertype what is a property vs Event. Can you explain this further if possible.

[@FranLegon]

Great video, thank you! But damn, I really wanted you to explain how you can have multiple "rows" in a PsCustomObject. That is, multiple elements with the same properties (such as $employee1 and $employee2, which could have been appended into a single [PsCustomObject]$employees). This is great because you can index elements like in arrays

[@TakanashiAme]

really great video, thanks you

[@rhysjones8140]

Love your videos, i am trying to work out how to retrive a value form a custom-object when there is more that one row, im working with an API that returns a custom object with for member types of NoteProperty ID, Label, Value and position, how do i query the customobject to look for a value in the label and return the corresponding value, your video only shows working with one entry in the custom object and i cannot work out how to filter to a particular entry

[@PodDeep]

Showing how to load the hash table from a command like Get-ChildItem or from a text file would be powerful.

[@uwemaedje2483]

Hi, first i have to say thanks for your work ... In PS Version 7.3.6 ContainsKey doesn't exist :-)

[@chellosoccer]

Do you have notes on these videos?

[@MilanDuric-v4o]

Why are you so obssesed with Strictversion ?

[@ramsundar1988]

😊

[@naomitheron2855]

Fanks!