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What’s the correct regex for a plus character (+) as the first argument (i.e. the string to replace) to Java’s replaceAll method in the String class? I can’t get the syntax right.
You need to escape the
+for the regular expression, using\.However, Java uses a String parameter to construct regular expressions, which uses
\for its own escape sequences. So you have to escape the\itself: