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String Replacement in Windows PowerShell
How to replace a part of a string in Windows PowerShell?
✍: FYIcenter.com
You can use the "-Replace" operation to replace a part of a string in Windows PowerShell. Here is the syntax of the "-Replace" operation:
$subject -Replace $pattern,$replacement
Regular expression is supported in $pattern.
Here are some good examples of string comparison operations:
PS C:\fyicenter> "You should eat ice cream" -Replace "ice cream","fruits" You should eat fruits PS C:\fyicenter> "Feb 14, 2016" -Replace "(\w+) (\d+), (\d+)",'$2-$1-$3' 14-Feb-2016
Note that captured groups in regular expression pattern match are used in the replacement expression. The single-quoted string literal is used to preventing immediate variable expansion.
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