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In this tutorial, the focus is on using PowerShell's replace method and operator to modify strings. The demonstration is conducted using PowerShell 7, though it is also applicable in Windows PowerShell. The example starts with a basic string "hello, world," which is assigned to a variable. The simplest application of the replace method is shown by replacing "hello" with "hi" using the syntax: `string.replace("hello", "hi")`. Executing this results in "hi, world." Additionally, it's highlighted that the replace method can be called directly on the string itself without assigning it to a variable, demonstrating flexibility in using the method.
