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Write-Output -InputObject (,'Test') -NoEnumerate
In PowerShell, the Write-Output
cmdlet is used to send output to the console or pipeline. By default, it enumerates arrays and displays each element on a separate line. However, you can use the -NoEnumerate
parameter to prevent enumeration and output the array as a single object.
To achieve the desired behavior of outputting the array as a single object without enumeration, you can use the following syntax:
powershellWrite-Output -InputObject @('Test') -NoEnumerate
In this example, the @()
syntax is used to create an array with a single element 'Test'
. The -InputObject
parameter is used to specify the array, and the -NoEnumerate
parameter prevents enumeration. As a result, the array will be output as a single object.
You can replace 'Test'
with any other values or variables to output different arrays or objects as a single object.
Remember to adjust the syntax and parameters according to your specific requirements and PowerShell version.