Powershell slice string

$myString = "helloWorld"

# using the range operator [(start_i)..(end_i)]
$myString[3..8] -join ''  # 'loWorl'
$myString[-4..3] -join ''  # 'orldhello'

# using .Substring(start_i, substring_length)
$myString.Substring(3, 3)  # loWorl
$myString.Substring(1)  # elloWorld

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