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Task/Associative-array-Creation/PowerShell/associative-array-creation-1.psh

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+$hashtable = @{}

Task/Associative-array-Creation/PowerShell/associative-array-creation-2.psh

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+$hashtable = @{
+    "key1" = "value 1"
+    key2 = 5            # if the key name has no spaces, no quotes are needed.
+}

Task/Associative-array-Creation/PowerShell/associative-array-creation-3.psh

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+$hashtable.foo    = "bar"
+$hashtable['bar'] = 42
+$hashtable."a b"  = 3.14  # keys can contain spaces, property-style access needs quotation marks, then
+$hashtable[5]     = 8     # keys don't need to be strings

Task/Associative-array-Creation/PowerShell/associative-array-creation-4.psh

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+# Case insensitive keys, both end up as the same key:
+$h=@{}
+$h['a'] = 1
+$h['A'] = 2
+$h
+
+Name                           Value
+----                           -----
+a                              2
+
+# Case sensitive keys:
+$h = New-Object -TypeName System.Collections.Hashtable
+$h['a'] = 1
+$h['A'] = 2
+$h
+
+Name                           Value
+----                           -----
+A                              2
+a                              1

Task/Associative-array-Creation/PowerShell/associative-array-creation-5.psh

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+$hashtable.key1     # value 1
+$hashtable['key2']  # 5

Task/Associative-array-Creation/PowerShell/associative-array-creation-6.psh

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+$obj = [PSCustomObject]@{
+    "key1" = "value 1"
+    key2 = 5
+}