How can I use JavaScript string replace global to manipulate cryptocurrency data?

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• Apr 30, 2022 · 3 years ago
  Using JavaScript's string replace global method is a powerful way to manipulate cryptocurrency data. Here's an example: ```javascript let data = 'BTC is the most popular cryptocurrency. BTC is currently trading at $50,000.'; let manipulatedData = data.replace(/BTC/g, 'ETH'); console.log(manipulatedData); ``` In this example, we replace all occurrences of 'BTC' with 'ETH' in the `data` string using the `replace` method with the `/BTC/g` regular expression. The manipulated data is then stored in the `manipulatedData` variable and printed to the console. Remember to always test your code and handle edge cases when manipulating cryptocurrency data.
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