Replacing a String
Description :
In Javascript, you can replace portions of a string by using the replace() method.
The replace() method replaces a specified string with another string.
This method doesn't change the original string. Instead it returns a NEW string.
By Default, only the FIRST Occurence is replaced. In addition, the strings are case sensitive.
Syntax :
let changed_string = original_string.replace(string_to_be_replaces, string_to_replace_with);
Examples :
let str = "Cats are the best!";
let replaced = str.replace("Cats", "Dogs");
replaced = ??
let str = "Cats are Cats"
let replaced = str.replace("Cats", "Dogs"); //only the first occurence is replaced
replaced = ??
let str = "Cats"; let notReplaced = str.replace("cats", "Dogs"); //the replace function is case sensitive "cats" != "Cats"
notReplaced = ??let str = "Cats"; let replaced = str.replace("Cats", "Dogs");
replaced = ??