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You will often need to change the contents of a string.

Strings have built-in functionality that allow you to inspect and manipulate their contents.

Here is an example using the .replace() method:

var example = 'this example exists';
example = example.replace('exists', 'is awesome');
console.log(example);

Note that to change the value that the example variable references, we need
to use the equals sign again, this time with the example.replace() method to
the right of the equals sign.

The challenge:

Create a file named revising-strings.js.

Define a variable named pizza that references this string: 'pizza is alright'

Use the .replace() method to change alright to wonderful.

Use console.log() to print the results of the .replace() method to the terminal.

Check to see if your program is correct by running this command:

javascripting verify revising-strings.js


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