Sometimes, we want to replace backslashes with JavaScript.
In this article, we’ll look at how to replace backslashes with JavaScript.
How to replace backslashes with JavaScript?
To replace backslashes with JavaScript, we call the string replace method.
For instance, we write
const replaced = str.replace(/\\/, "\\\\");
to call str.replace to replace backslashes by replacing /\\/ with "\\\\" double backslashes.
/\\/ matches the first instance of a backslash.
Conclusion
To replace backslashes with JavaScript, we call the string replace method.
