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MICROSOFT Windows PowerShell – Comparison Operators Explained

In this video on MICROSOFT Windows PowerShell you will learn the main comparison operators used for filtering, conditions and data processing. We cover equality operators (-eq, -ne), numeric comparisons (-gt, -lt, -ge, -le), string matching (-like, -match) and case-sensitive variants (C- operators). Watch live PowerShell examples so you can apply these operators in scripts, If/Else logic, and when filtering command output. This clear, example-driven explanation is perfect for beginners and intermediate users who want fast, practical knowledge of PowerShell comparisons.

How to use comparison operators in PowerShell on Microsoft Windows?
How to compare strings and numbers in Windows PowerShell?
How to make PowerShell comparisons case sensitive using C- operators?

0:00 Introduction - what comparison operators are and when to use them
0:23 Equality operators (-eq, -ne) explained with examples
1:56 Numeric comparisons (-gt, -lt) examples
3:01 Greater or equal / Less or equal (-ge, -le)
4:01 String matching operators (-like) and wildcard use
4:47 Regular expression matching (-match) explained
5:33 Case sensitivity and C- prefixed operators (CLike, CMatch, CEQ)
7:20 Summary and next steps

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