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fix: js replace parts of a string with another multiple choice question (#57558)

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@ -50,35 +50,42 @@ Think about what happens when there are multiple instances of the word you are t
## --text--
How can you replace all instances of a word in a string?
What will the following code output?
```js
let phrase = "freeCodeCamp is awesome!";
let updatedPhrase = phrase.replace("freecodecamp", "fCC");
console.log(updatedPhrase);
```
## --answers--
Use a `for` loop.
`"fcc is awesome!"`
### --feedback--
Consider how regular expressions can help with multiple replacements.
Remember that the `replace()` method is case-sensitive.
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Use `replace()` with a case-sensitive string.
`"fCC is awesome!"`
### --feedback--
Consider how regular expressions can help with multiple replacements.
Remember that the `replace()` method is case-sensitive.
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Use `replace()` with a global regular expression.
`"freeCodeCamp is awesome!"`
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Use `replaceAll()` instead of `replace()`.
`undefined`
### --feedback--
Consider how regular expressions can help with multiple replacements.
Remember that the `replace()` method is case-sensitive.
## --video-solution--