Array question

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1

Hello guys, i realy need your help.
Basically:

So have a array:

Column1

2
3
5
7

And i want to subtract a numbere for example given by read host…lets say 7.

In such a way that my finall resul will get something like

Column1

0
0
3
5
7

2

Oopss,

Final result like

Column1

0
0
3
7

3

Use the arrays .Remove() method is the easiest. Regular arrays do not have an easy way of adding or removing objects. In order to remove an object from an array is to rebuild the array without the object.

$array=@(2,3,5,7)

$number = 7
$array.Remove($number)

"$number has been removed from `$array"
$array
4

Most arrays are of fixed length and the .Remove() method will not work.

See https://superwidgets.wordpress.com/2018/01/01/practical-guide-to-powershell-arrays/ for more details

5

How do I populate an array of unknown length in Powershell? - Stack Overflow (works in pwsh core too)

PS /> [arraylist # press tab
PS /> [System.Collections.ArrayList 
PS /> [collections.arraylist]::new                                                        

OverloadDefinitions
-------------------
System.Collections.ArrayList new()
System.Collections.ArrayList new(int capacity)
System.Collections.ArrayList new(System.Collections.ICollection c)

# you don't need to put [System.
# "[Collections.ArrayList]::new(5,6,7)" didn't work
PS /> $list = [Collections.ArrayList]::new((5,6,7)) 
PS /> $list                                                 
5
6
7
PS /> $list.Remove(6)
PS /> $list                                                 
5
7