A website administrator has an output of an FTP session that runs nightly to download and unzip files to a local staging server. The download includes thousands of files, and the manual process used to find how many files failed to download is time-consuming. The administrator is working on a PowerShell script that will parse a log file and summarize how many files were successfully downloaded versus ones that failed. Which script will read the contents of the file one line at a time and return a collection of objects?
A) Get-Content-Folder \Server\FTPFolder\Logfiles\ftpfiles.log | Show-From "ERROR", "SUCCESS"
B) Get-Content -ifmatch \Server\FTPFolder\Logfiles\ftpfiles.log | Copy-Marked "ERROR", "SUCCESS"
C) Get-Content -Directory \Server\FTPFolder\Logfiles\ftpfiles.log | Export-Result "ERROR", "SUCCESS"
D) Get-Content -Path \Server\FTPFolder\Logfiles\ftpfiles.log | Select-String "ERROR", "SUCCESS"

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The `Get-Content` cmdlet reads the contents of a file line by line, and `Select-String` can be used to search for specific patterns like "ERROR" and "SUCCESS" in those lines, returning a collection of matching objects.

A Website Administrator Has an Output of an FTP Session