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I would recommend you to read and study &nbsp;a concrete example that could give you a full scope on how to work with classes on powershell <br />
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please follow this <a href="http://powershelldistrict.com/powershell-class/" rel="ugc">link</a>
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I would recommend you to read and study  a concrete example that could give you a full scope on how to work with classes on powershell

please follow this link [http://powershelldistrict.com/powershell-class/]

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Thanks for your swift response @oBdA. as usual you are always on point!<br />
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Thanks for the tips also as well as @Alfred I appreciate it
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Thanks for your swift response @oBdA. as usual you are always on point!

Thanks for the tips also as well as @Alfred I appreciate it

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Hello Folks,<br />
<br />
I'm expanding my knowledge in learning classes in powershell... I have written this basic &nbsp;PS example<br />
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<pre><code id="code-10-29125764-1">class Books {
    [string]$title 
    [string]$author
    [int]$pages   
}

$books1 = [books]::new()
$books1.title = &quot;Harry Potter&quot;
$books1.author = &quot;JK Rowling&quot;
$books1.pages = 309

$books2 = [books]::new()
$books2.title = &quot;Scott Pilgrim vs. the World&quot;
$books2.author = &quot;Bryan Lee O'Malley&quot;
$books2.pages = 168

$books2 | ? {$_.title -like &quot;*scott*&quot;}</code></pre>
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this will display the book from book 2 titled like &quot;scott&quot;... <br />
Does anybody have any idea on how can I tell the program to search within all the books and find any &quot;X&quot; Title... I was thinking &quot;foreach&quot; but i'm not sure I could squeeze it in...? or if you have a c# approach that would be great also :) <br />
<br />
Thanks in advance!
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Hello Folks,

I'm expanding my knowledge in learning classes in powershell... I have written this basic  PS example

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this will display the book from book 2 titled like "scott"... 
Does anybody have any idea on how can I tell the program to search within all the books and find any "X" Title... I was thinking "foreach" but i'm not sure I could squeeze it in...? or if you have a c# approach that would be great also :) 

Thanks in advance!

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