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I need a regex for my replaceAll that removes everything between 2 strings and the strings themselves.
For example if I had something like.
stackoverflow is really awesome/nremove123/n I love it
I was trying to do a replaceAll like this line.replaceAll(“/n*/n”, “”); This should result in
stackoverflow is really awesome I love it
I thought the asterisk meant anything but can’t get it to work?
cheers
No, the
.means any character.*means any number of the previous things. So anything is.*.What you need is
If you want to leave an empty space between words use this instead