How to remove the backslash in string using regex in Java?
For example:
hai how are\ you?
I want only:
hai how are you?
How to remove the backslash in string using regex in Java? For example: hai
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How to remove the backslash in string using regex in Java?
For example:
hai how are\ you?
I want only:
hai how are you?
or
replaceAll()treats the first argument as a regex, so you have to double escape the backslash.replace()treats it as a literal string, so you only have to escape it once.