PowerShell, being a versatile tool, allows you to capitalize a string using straightforward methods without needing third-party libraries.
Historically, concatenating strings was a bit rough around the edges in earlier programming languages - think of it like using tape to stick sentences together.
PowerShell is pretty handy with strings.
PowerShell uses the -replace operator to delete characters that match a pattern.
-replace
Here’s how to slice and dice strings in PowerShell.
PowerShell makes getting the string length straightforward.
In PowerShell, you interpolate with double-quoted strings and the $ symbol before the variable name.
$
You can use the -replace operator to strip quotes from a string.
PowerShell makes search and replace pretty straightforward.
In PowerShell, you can use the -match, -replace, and -split operators, among others, to perform actions with regular expressions.
-match
-split