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In this tutorial, the focus is on using PowerShell's `Replace` method and operator for modifying strings. The demo utilizes PowerShell 7, though it should also function in Windows PowerShell. Starting with the basic string "hello, world," a variable is created to hold this string. The simplest application of the `Replace` method involves replacing "hello" with "hi" using the syntax `string.replace("hello", "hi")`. Executing the command produces "hi, world" instead of "hello, world." Notably, it's shown that the `Replace` method can be called directly on a string without using a variable, exemplifying flexibility in string manipulation in PowerShell.
