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This tutorial demonstrates using PowerShell's replace method to modify strings, applicable in both PowerShell 7 and Windows PowerShell. The example starts with a simple string, "hello, world." The replace method is employed to substitute "hello" with "hi." This is done by calling the replace method on the string, with "hello" as the targeted substring and "hi" as the replacement. Upon executing this, the result is "hi, world." Notably, the tutorial emphasizes that the replace method can be directly invoked on the string itself without needing to assign it to a variable. This is illustrated by a second example that still produces "hi, world" without using a variable.
