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I want to read a 2 of text file (Byte2.txt and FB.txt), but I dont want to put the path on the script, I want to use argument when I run the script from command line to parsing the path to my script. My expextation, when I run the script from command line :

$PowerShell.exe Script.ps1 arg1 arg2

arg1 represent the path of Byte.txt and arg2 represent the path of FB.txt

What I have tried:

<pre>
$file = $Args[0]
$Data = $Args [1]
$file_2 = Get-Content " "
$file_2
$Data_2 = Get-content " "
$Data_2

I execute that script from cmd :

$PS.exe Script.ps1 C:\User\Byte.txt C:\User\FB.txt
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[no name] 11-Mar-19 5:16am    
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Richard Deeming 15-Dec-21 7:33am    
Your homework assignment is not a "solution" to someone else's question.

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