Ben Cherry • 11/5/2009

JS Find-and-Replace with Split/Join

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This article discusses JavaScript string manipulation techniques, specifically comparing the performance of using String.split() and String.join() versus String.replace() for static find-and-replace operations. It includes a crucial update noting that modern browser optimizations have made replace() faster, rendering the original split/join advice obsolete.

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