The replace() is an inbuilt function in julia that is used to replace a word or character with the specified string or character.
Syntax:
replace(s::AbstractString, pattern=>Word; count::Integer)
Parameters:
- s::AbstractString: Specified string.
- pattern=>Word: Pattern is searched from the given sentence and then that pattern is replaced with the word.
- count::Integer: It is a number that is the count of specified pattern available in the sentence.
Returns: It returns a new sentence with replaced words.
Example 1:
Python
println(replace("GFG is a CS portal.", "CS" => "Computer Science"))
println(replace("GeeksforGeeks is a CS portal.", "GeeksforGeeks" => "GFG"))
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Output:
Example 2:
Python
println(replace("GFG Geeks.", "GFG" => "GeeksforGeeks", count = 1))
println(replace("GFG Geeks GFG.", "GFG" => "GeeksforGeeks", count = 2))
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Output:
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