Read two different arrays and display

Question

I have a text file, which has 1000 of entries in the way mentioned below:
Kozos customer
sabze employee
I am reading the content of text file and saving as an arrays.
$global:Content = get-content info.txt
$global:Name=$Content | foreach {
$hashTab=@{Name="" ; Info=""}
$hashTab.Name, $hashTab.Info=$_.Trim() -split '\s+'
New-Object PSObject -Property $hashTab
$global:Names=$ServerList | select -ExpandProperty Name
$global:Infos=$ServerList | select -ExpandProperty Info
How do I read two arrays, I mean read the values of two arrays one by one and display the result as:
Names Infos
Kozos Customer
sabze employee

Answer 1

We get that you are unable to do this, but it is still not clear precisely what it is that you want, a two-dimensional array, or a structure such as SeanQuinlan suggested? Also:
there seems no reason for any of the variables to be global in scope.
Where is the $serverlist variable defined?
what relationship is there between the file you mention and the data in the $serverlist variable?
Your code has three arrays, $name, $names, and $infos; which two of these do you want to combine into a single array? If $names and $infos, would this work for you:
    $namesNinfos = $serverlist | select name,info
I suggest that you describe your situation without trying to state it in powershell (as that is partly where your problem lies). You could, for example, show sample content of the file and each of the two arrays, and show what this would look like in your
desired two-dimensional array, perhaps like this:
file info.txt
Kozos customer
sabze employee
array 1:
Kozos
sabze
array 2:
customer
employee
resultant 2D array
column 1 2
row
1 Kozos customer
2 sabze employee
As an aside, it could be that we are getting confused by the term "array". languages such as fortran and basic support multidimensional arrays in which each element is addressed by a set of integer indices, the most common form being row and column, as in
a spreadsheet.
In Powershell, arrays are generally one dimensional, with a single numerical index being used to select a single element ($row3 = $array[2]). That element can optionally have multiple values if it is defined as an array or a hash. This is referred to as
a "jagged array" as each element of the array may not all have the same number of sub-elements as each other.
Powershell also supports true multidimensional arrays, however, these seem fairly rarely used, I suspect because jagged arrays generally provide more easily used functionality.
You can get more details on this from
here and
here.
This, then, leads to my final question:
what type of two-dimensional array are you looking for, and how will your script be processing it?
Al Dunbar -- remember to 'mark or propose as answer' or 'vote as helpful' as appropriate.