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Specifies a type that a member must accept as a parameter to be matched. This parameter will also match base types, implemented interfaces, and the element type of array, byref, pointer and generic types.
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This can also be a type signature (see [about_Type_Signatures](https://bit.ly/about-type-signatures)).
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This can also be a type signature (see [about_Type_Signatures](https://seemingly.dev/about-type-signatures)).
Specifies a type that a member must accept as a generic type parameter to be matched. This parameter will also match base types, implemented interfaces and other generic constraints.
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This can also be a type signature (see [about_Type_Signatures](https://bit.ly/about-type-signatures)).
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This can also be a type signature (see [about_Type_Signatures](https://seemingly.dev/about-type-signatures)).
Specifies a type that a member must return to match. This includes property types, field types, and method return types. This parameter will also match base types, implemented interfaces, and the element type of array, byref, pointer and generic types.
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This can also be a type signature (see [about_Type_Signatures](https://bit.ly/about-type-signatures)).
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This can also be a type signature (see [about_Type_Signatures](https://seemingly.dev/about-type-signatures)).
Specifies that a member must be decorated with this attribute for it to be included in results. This search will be done based on type name rather than strict type identity so it is safe to use for embedded attributes.
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This can also be a type signature (see [about_Type_Signatures](https://bit.ly/about-type-signatures)).
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This can also be a type signature (see [about_Type_Signatures](https://seemingly.dev/about-type-signatures)).
Specifies a interface that the type must implement to match. This can also be a type signature (see [about_Type_Signatures](https://bit.ly/about-type-signatures)).
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Specifies a interface that the type must implement to match. This can also be a type signature (see [about_Type_Signatures](https://seemingly.dev/about-type-signatures)).
Specifies a type that the type must inherit to match. This can also be a type signature (see [about_Type_Signatures](https://bit.ly/about-type-signatures)).
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Specifies a type that the type must inherit to match. This can also be a type signature (see [about_Type_Signatures](https://seemingly.dev/about-type-signatures)).
If you pass assemblies to this cmdlet it will match types from that assembly.
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If you pass Type objects as input this cmdlet will return the input if it matches the specified criteria. You can use this to chain Find-Type commands to filter output.
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If you pass Type objects as input this cmdlet will return the input if it matches the specified criteria. You can use this to chain Find-Type commands to filter output.
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If you pass any other object to this cmdlet it will return the type of that object.
<value>The keyword "decoration" requires exactly one generic argument (Example: [decoration[ParameterAttribute]]). See https://bit.ly/about-type-signatures or help about_Type_Signatures.</value>
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<value>The keyword "decoration" requires exactly one generic argument (Example: [decoration[ParameterAttribute]]). See https://seemingly.dev/about-type-signatures or help about_Type_Signatures.</value>
<value>The keyword "generic" requires exactly two generic arguments (Example: [generic[exact[IReadOnlyDictionary], args[any, any]]]). See https://bit.ly/about-type-signatures or help about_Type_Signatures.</value>
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<value>The keyword "generic" requires exactly two generic arguments (Example: [generic[exact[IReadOnlyDictionary], args[any, any]]]). See https://seemingly.dev/about-type-signatures or help about_Type_Signatures.</value>
<value>The keyword "generic" requires the second argument to be args[...] (Example: [generic[exact[IReadOnlyDictionary], args[any, any]]]). See https://bit.ly/about-type-signatures or help about_Type_Signatures.</value>
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<value>The keyword "generic" requires the second argument to be args[...] (Example: [generic[exact[IReadOnlyDictionary], args[any, any]]]). See https://seemingly.dev/about-type-signatures or help about_Type_Signatures.</value>
<value>The keyword "pointer" requires exactly two generic arguments (Example: [pointer[void, a1..2]]). See https://bit.ly/about-type-signatures or help about_Type_Signatures.</value>
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<value>The keyword "pointer" requires exactly two generic arguments (Example: [pointer[void, a1..2]]). See https://seemingly.dev/about-type-signatures or help about_Type_Signatures.</value>
<value>The keyword "pointer" requires the second argument to be a range expression prefixed with the letter 'a' (Example: [pointer[void, a1..2]]). See https://bit.ly/about-type-signatures or help about_Type_Signatures.</value>
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<value>The keyword "pointer" requires the second argument to be a range expression prefixed with the letter 'a' (Example: [pointer[void, a1..2]]). See https://seemingly.dev/about-type-signatures or help about_Type_Signatures.</value>
<value>Range expression provided for keyword "pointer" is invalid. (Example: [pointer[void, a1..2]]). See https://bit.ly/about-type-signatures or help about_Type_Signatures.
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<value>Range expression provided for keyword "pointer" is invalid. (Example: [pointer[void, a1..2]]). See https://seemingly.dev/about-type-signatures or help about_Type_Signatures.
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Message: {0}</value>
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</data>
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<dataname="BadArgCount"xml:space="preserve">
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<value>The keyword "{0}" requires exactly one argument. See https://bit.ly/about-type-signatures or help about_Type_Signatures.</value>
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<value>The keyword "{0}" requires exactly one argument. See https://seemingly.dev/about-type-signatures or help about_Type_Signatures.</value>
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</data>
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<dataname="NeedsMoreArgs"xml:space="preserve">
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<value>The keyword "{0}" requires at least {1} arguments. See https://bit.ly/about-type-signatures or help about_Type_Signatures.</value>
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<value>The keyword "{0}" requires at least {1} arguments. See https://seemingly.dev/about-type-signatures or help about_Type_Signatures.</value>
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</data>
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<dataname="NeedsLessArgs"xml:space="preserve">
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<value>The keyword "{0}" requires at most {1} arguments. See https://bit.ly/about-type-signatures or help about_Type_Signatures.</value>
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<value>The keyword "{0}" requires at most {1} arguments. See https://seemingly.dev/about-type-signatures or help about_Type_Signatures.</value>
<value>The generic argument for keyword "{0}" must be a resolvable type. See https://bit.ly/about-type-signatures or help about_Type_Signatures.</value>
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<value>The generic argument for keyword "{0}" must be a resolvable type. See https://seemingly.dev/about-type-signatures or help about_Type_Signatures.</value>
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</data>
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<dataname="Unreachable"xml:space="preserve">
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<value>This program location is thought to be unreachable.</value>
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<value>Unexpected custom attribute argument type "{0}". Value: {1}</value>
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</data>
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<dataname="ConvertMustBeRef"xml:space="preserve">
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<value>Convert expressions (e.g. [ref] [type]) must be "anyref", "in", "out", or "ref". See https://bit.ly/about-type-signatures or help about_Type_Signatures.</value>
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<value>Convert expressions (e.g. [ref] [type]) must be "anyref", "in", "out", or "ref". See https://seemingly.dev/about-type-signatures or help about_Type_Signatures.</value>
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