PowerShell - Regular ExpressionsWhich PowerShell operator uses regex to test if a string matches a pattern?A-containsB-eqC-matchD-likeCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify regex operator in PowerShellThe '-match' operator tests if a string matches a regex pattern.Step 2: Eliminate other operators'-contains' checks collection membership, '-eq' is exact equality, '-like' uses wildcards, not regex.Final Answer:-match -> Option CQuick Check:Regex operator = -match [OK]Quick Trick: Use -match to check regex pattern matches in strings [OK]Common Mistakes:Using -like instead of -match for regexConfusing -eq with pattern matchingUsing -contains for string pattern tests
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