These two expressions produce the same thing in PowerShell:
@{'A' = 'one'; 'B' = 'two'}
@{'B' = 'two'; 'A' = 'one'}
The A key always gets output first. If you want to keep them in the supplied order - say, if you're trying to get a CSV with columns arranged in a specific way - you can use [ordered]. This correctly keeps B first:
[ordered]@{'B' = 'two'; 'A' = 'one'}
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