PowerShell - OperatorsWhich PowerShell operator checks if two values are equal?A-eqB-neC-gtD-ltCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand the meaning of each operator-eq means equals, -ne means not equals, -gt means greater than, -lt means less than.Step 2: Identify the operator for equalityThe operator that checks if two values are equal is -eq.Final Answer:-eq -> Option AQuick Check:Equals operator = -eq [OK]Quick Trick: Remember: eq means equal, ne means not equal [OK]Common Mistakes:Confusing -eq with -neMixing -gt and -ltUsing == instead of -eq
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