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I am trying to replace '</' in my code to \n </. I tried with .replace(/\<//g, '\n</') but it shows error.

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  • Certain characters need to be escaped with a \ in regex. try .replace(/\<\//g, '\n<\/') Commented May 19, 2018 at 12:39
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You need to use /<\//g. Escape the / in </ as <\/

var test = 'someTe</xt</here';
var res = test.replace(/<\//g,'\n </');
console.log(res);

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