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The command "tldr where-object" refers to the use of two separate commands: "tldr" and "Where-Object".
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"tldr" stands for "Too Long; Didn't Read" and is a command-line utility used to display simplified and concise explanations of various commands or concepts. It provides quick references to commonly used commands and their usage.
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"Where-Object" is a cmdlet in PowerShell (a shell scripting language developed by Microsoft) used for filtering objects based on specific criteria. It allows you to filter and select specific objects from a set of input objects based on conditions specified in the command.
When combining these two commands, running "tldr where-object" would display a simplified explanation of the "Where-Object" cmdlet and its usage in PowerShell. It would provide information on how to use this command for object filtering and criteria-based selection.