powershell for loop an array and compare values

[AlexGoesHigh]

i don't have much expirience with powershell and my programming skill are very basic but i'm having issues doing something very basic. Looping through the items of an array and comparing each item

 

for ($i = 0, $i -le ($array.length - 1), $i++) {
    if ($array[$i] -eq $arrayOfItemsToCompare[$i]){
        Write-host $servicesArray
    }
}

Both arrays only contains strings, no numbers, booleans or objects, i just want to compare all the strings that i have in $array with all the strings in $arrayOfItemsToCompare which is an array that i created at the beggining of the script, my problem right now is that i get an error saying that $array.length is an object that contains "44 0" which i have no clue how it gets there because if i do a write-host ($array.length - 1) i get "44"

 

i'm open to any suggestions, what i want i just to compare each item in the two arrays and say that $array has all the items in $arrayOfItemsToCompare otherwise say there's missing items

[AlexGoesHigh]

Well i guess my googling skills got better, i fixed my problems with this since powershell is diferent from what i know. My code turned out to be useless in the end.

 

I used this instead to compare the arrays

$arrayOfItemsToCompare | ForEach-Object {
	if ($array -contains $_) {
    	Write-Host $_
    }
}