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In this tutorial, the focus is on using PowerShell's replace method and replace operator to alter string content. The demonstration uses PowerShell 7, but it is expected to be compatible with Windows PowerShell as well. The example starts with the string "hello, world," which is assigned to a variable. The simplest use case involves using the replace method to substitute "hello" with "hi." The method is invoked with `.replace("hello", "hi")`, resulting in "hi world." Additionally, it is noted that the string does not need to be stored in a variable; the replace method can be called directly on the string itself, providing flexibility in its usage.
