Given the list @('file1.txt','file2.doc','file3.txt'), which PowerShell ForEach loop correctly outputs only the filenames ending with '.txt'?

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Given the list @('file1.txt','file2.doc','file3.txt'), which PowerShell ForEach loop correctly outputs only the filenames ending with '.txt'?

Aforeach ($f in $files) { if ($f -contains '.txt') { Write-Output $f } }

Bforeach ($f in $files) { Write-Output $f -match '.txt' }

Cforeach ($f in $files) { if ($f -like '*.txt') { Write-Output $f } }

Dforeach ($f in $files) { Write-Output $f | Where-Object { $_ -eq '.txt' } }

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand filtering
Use -like '*.txt' to match filenames ending with '.txt'.
Step 2: Check each option
foreach ($f in $files) { if ($f -like '*.txt') { Write-Output $f } } correctly uses if ($f -like '*.txt') to filter.
Final Answer:
foreach ($f in $files) { if ($f -like '*.txt') { Write-Output $f } } -> Option C
Quick Check:
Use -like with wildcard for string matching [OK]

Quick Trick: Use '-like "*.txt"' to filter filenames [OK]

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