How to get the array as input usingĀ Powershell To read an array into Read-Host, you would need to put it in a loop because anything entered into Read-Host will be interpreted as a string.
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How to get the array as input usingĀ Powershell To read an array into Read-Host, you would need to put it in a loop because anything entered into Read-Host will be interpreted as a string.

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