PowerShell - Working with ObjectsWhich syntax correctly accesses the 'Count' property of an array object named $items in PowerShell?ACount($items)B$items.CountC$items->CountDGet-Count $itemsCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Recall property access syntaxPowerShell uses dot notation to access properties of objects.Step 2: Apply to array objectTo get the number of elements, use $items.Count.Final Answer:$items.Count -> Option BQuick Check:Property access = A [OK]Quick Trick: Use dot (.) to access object properties in PowerShell [OK]Common Mistakes:Using function-like syntax for propertiesUsing arrow (->) which is not PowerShell syntaxTrying to call non-existent cmdlets
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