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Replacing all occurrences with regex is overkill. replaceAll() is simpler and more readable.

Old Regex Way:

const text = "Hello World, Hello Universe";
const result = text.replace(/Hello/g, "Hi");
// "Hi World, Hi Universe"

// Easy to mess up - forget 'g' flag and only first is replaced!

New replaceAll() Way:

const text = "Hello World, Hello Universe";
const result = text.replaceAll("Hello", "Hi");
// "Hi World, Hi Universe"

// Clear intent, no regex needed

More Examples:

// Remove all spaces
const cleaned = text.replaceAll(" ", "");

// Replace multiple underscores with single hyphen
const formatted = fileName.replaceAll("_", "-");

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