Usually we can build out a new instance of a .Net object we have to use New-Object and pass the required parameters to accomplish this. Or at least that is the most common approach to the subject. We can also use [activator] type as well to build out the same instance with a little bit better performance. Both of these are compatible since at least V2 (I don’t deal with V1, so someone who still has this running can verify in the comments). And even sometimes you can use a hash table with a .Net type to build out the instance as well (works well with WPF and WinForms).
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