const data = 'I///m John'
console.log(data.(/\//gm.replace("'"))
I want I'm John. I have also to check /// is available or not. If available then change /// to ' ....
const data = 'I///m John'
console.log(data.(/\//gm.replace("'"))
I want I'm John. I have also to check /// is available or not. If available then change /// to ' ....
You can achieve this using + quantifier for one or more than one search.
replace method is available on String.prototype
const data = "I///m John";
const result = data.replace(/\/+/g, "'");
console.log(result);
I'm pretty sure you are using the .replace() in the wrong location. Try it like this.
let message = "Hello there";
message = message.replace(/(Hello)/g, "Hey");
console.log(message) // "Hey there"