I would like to modify my strings so i can replace the character ' ' with '_' using JS,for example "new zeland"=>"new_zeland" how can i do that?
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var str = 'new zealand';
str = str.replace(/\s+/g, '_');
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widged
+1 for fastest option according to these jsperf benchmarks - jsperf.com/split-join-vs-replace/2
You could use Rob's code, but it uses a regular expression to find the space, while it would be faster to just search for a literal space:
var string = 'new zealand';
var newString = string.replace(' ', '_');
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Felix Kling
If you can be certain that there is always only one space.
Douwe Maan
Well, in
new zealand, there is ;) And we don't know what the OP wants. He might want to replace every space by an underscore, so new[3 spaces]zealand would be new___zealand...