String.replaceAll() can be used with String

    
public class Main {
  public static void main(String args[]) {
    // Remove all \n with empty string
    System.out.println("\r\n\t\b".replaceAll("\n", ""));

    // Replace \n by \r
    System.out.println("\r\n\t\b".replaceAll("\n", "\r"));
  }
}

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