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lets take a look at using powershells replace method and replace operator to make some changes to some strings so in this demo ill be using powershell 7 but i expect this would work in windows powershell as well so here on line 3 were starting with a very basic string hello comma world how am i going to assign that to the string variable and the simplest use case for the replace method is just going to be to replace hello with hi and so after string you see we have the dot replace that tells powershell that were running that replace method and then inside of the parentheses we have hello which is a string to replace comma hi which is a string to replace it with so if we run line six well get hi world instead of hello world and one really interesting thing to note here so line nine you notice we dont actually need the string to be in a variable we can directly call the replace method on the string itself so line now im doing the same thing but no variable hi world and if you wa
