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You can replace a word with a new word in a string using regex in Java by using the replaceAll()
method of the String
class. Here's an example:
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String str = "This is a sample sentence."; String newStr = str.replaceAll("\b(sample)\b", "replacement"); System.out.println(newStr); |
In this example, we are replacing the word "sample" in the original string with the word "replacement". The \b
in the regex pattern is used to match word boundaries, ensuring that only the word "sample" is replaced and not any other word that contains "sample" as a substring.
You can modify the regex pattern and replacement word as needed for your specific use case.