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JavaScript

Posted by garyguermantokman
garyguermantokman
21,097 Points

Stuck on a problem in javascript

I solved it thanks

1 Answer

A Laypanov
A Laypanov
27,579 Points
A Laypanov
A Laypanov
27,579 Points

Sorry, this is my first post, can't get code to display right. As far as I know split() method is used to separate strings, but your case is different. You should create an empty variable, then iterate through your first string like it's an array, if an item from that loop matches your second string, substitute it with the third string. Don't forget to keep adding items to your new variable. After loop is done, log variable to the console. I will post the code, once I find out how to do it.