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Today's tutorial shows how to remove unwanted characters from a text file using regular expressions. The creator had to do this for a project, couldn't find a suitable YouTube video, so decided to make their own. They demonstrate importing re, getting the file path, opening the file, and using the regular expression function to replace unwanted characters (like exclamation marks) with desired ones.