JavaScript Problem: Replace All Occurrences of a String

Most people are aware of how you can replace a character or word in a string using the replace method. However, what if you want to replace all occurrences in that string? In this tutorial we are going to look at that JavaScript problem.

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[joewatson]

Hell Yeah. i just completed my first KATA on code wars. after much time. thanks a bunch...

[saurabrakshit]

solid tutorial, very clearly & easily u explained.

[shabnamnaaz]

excellent tutorial, i did not even know split can take regex

[techcoder]

thanks bro it is very helpful thanks a lot!

[keithvaneaton]

This is helpful, but how would you extend this into removing all instances of specific text seen within an array of objects? Could you please show an example of removing different bits of text/string from within an array of objects? Example [{ page: { results: [{ title: 'keep thisA - textI dont want' }, {keep this B - difftextI dont want}, {keep C this - diffdifftextI dont want} ]}}]

[investmentbros]

Hello sir, can you replace two different strings at once ?

[saurabrakshit]

can u make tutorial on "How to find index number of all occurrence of a particular character in a string ? in JavaScript"

[Dnaliaht]

What if you want to replace a few words?