This Video is about, detailed discussion on PowerShell Arrays
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In this complete Section of PowerShell Array , We will cover about many things with demo as mentioned below.
Items marked with hyphen (– ) has have been covered in other parts of this PowerShell Array section
Items marked with asterisk (**** ) has have been covered in this part (PowerShell Arrays – Part – 01).

POWERSHELL ARRAYS DEEP DIVE – PART 1
https://youtu.be/M6OaRgiJqrU

**** What is PowerShell Array 00:04
**** How to declare or create an Array using PowerShell Array Operator 00:55
**** How to declare or create an Array using PowerShell Array Operator — (DEMO) 01:55
**** How to create an Array without using PowerShell Array Operator 03:29
**** How to create an Array without using PowerShell Array Operator — (DEMO) 04:03
**** Indexing & Accessing elements of an Array 05:08
**** Indexing & Accessing elements of an Array — (DEMO) 06:17
**** How to Create Strongly Typed Arrays 08:57
**** How to Create Strongly Typed Arrays — (DEMO) 09:34

POWERSHELL ARRAYS DEEP DIVE – PART 2
https://youtu.be/G7SmMBebB7A

— How PowerShell Operators Work with PowerShell Arrays
— How PowerShell Operators Work with PowerShell Arrays (DEMO)
— How to Use Properties of PowerShell Array
— How to Use Properties of PowerShell Array (DEMO)
— Method of PowerShell Array
— Clear Method of PowerShell Array (DEMO)
— Foreach Method of PowerShell Array
— Foreach Method of PowerShell Array (DEMO)
— Where Method of PowerShell Array
— Where Method of PowerShell Array (DEMO)

POWERSHELL ARRAYS DEEP DIVE – PART 3
https://youtu.be/5KEquAtO35Y

— How to add or remove elements from an Array
— How to add or remove elements from an Array (DEMO)
— How to Iterate a script block against all element of an Array
— How to Iterate a script block against all element of an Array (DEMO)

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Commands and Code, that has been Used in this Section is mentioned here, You can please use it to practice.

# Creating Array using Array Operator
$fruits = @(/”Apple/

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