gsub (or gsub!) replaces a substring (first argument) with a replacement string (second argument) : gsub « String « Ruby






gsub (or gsub!) replaces a substring (first argument) with a replacement string (second argument)


puts "That's alll folks".gsub "alll", "all"

 








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