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I have s string containg a html text. I want to remove the strong tag from it and keep the text inside the tag.
For this input: 



some text <strong> example </strong other text


the result should be: 



some text example other text


I tried this but this is deleting the text inside the strong tag



String target = htmlString.replaceAll("<strong.*</strong>", "");





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    Is it java or javascript? Sounds more like java, to me. Besides, the input provided has </strong instead of </strong>. Is it intended?
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  • "some text <strong> example </strong other text".replace('<strong>','').replace('</strong','')
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I have s string containg a html text. I want to remove the strong tag from it and keep the text inside the tag.
For this input: 



some text <strong> example </strong other text


the result should be: 



some text example other text


I tried this but this is deleting the text inside the strong tag



String target = htmlString.replaceAll("<strong.*</strong>", "");





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    Is it java or javascript? Sounds more like java, to me. Besides, the input provided has </strong instead of </strong>. Is it intended?
    – briosheje
    2 days ago












  • "some text <strong> example </strong other text".replace('<strong>','').replace('</strong','')
    – shaghayegh sheykholeslami
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I have s string containg a html text. I want to remove the strong tag from it and keep the text inside the tag.
For this input: 



some text <strong> example </strong other text


the result should be: 



some text example other text


I tried this but this is deleting the text inside the strong tag



String target = htmlString.replaceAll("<strong.*</strong>", "");





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I have s string containg a html text. I want to remove the strong tag from it and keep the text inside the tag.
For this input: 



some text <strong> example </strong other text


the result should be: 



some text example other text


I tried this but this is deleting the text inside the strong tag



String target = htmlString.replaceAll("<strong.*</strong>", "");





java




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    Is it java or javascript? Sounds more like java, to me. Besides, the input provided has </strong instead of </strong>. Is it intended?
    – briosheje
    2 days ago












  • "some text <strong> example </strong other text".replace('<strong>','').replace('</strong','')
    – shaghayegh sheykholeslami
    2 days ago














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    Is it java or javascript? Sounds more like java, to me. Besides, the input provided has </strong instead of </strong>. Is it intended?
    – briosheje
    2 days ago












  • "some text <strong> example </strong other text".replace('<strong>','').replace('</strong','')
    – shaghayegh sheykholeslami
    2 days ago








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Is it java or javascript? Sounds more like java, to me. Besides, the input provided has </strong instead of </strong>. Is it intended?
– briosheje
2 days ago






Is it java or javascript? Sounds more like java, to me. Besides, the input provided has </strong instead of </strong>. Is it intended?
– briosheje
2 days ago














"some text <strong> example </strong other text".replace('<strong>','').replace('</strong','')
– shaghayegh sheykholeslami
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"some text <strong> example </strong other text".replace('<strong>','').replace('</strong','')
– shaghayegh sheykholeslami
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    public class Stack_Ex {
    
public static void main(String args) {
    
    String text = "some text <strong> example </strong other text";
    

    

    
    text = text.replaceFirst(" <strong>","");
    
    text = text.replaceFirst(" </strong","");
    

    

    
    System.out.println(text);
    

    
}}


    Output: some text example other text






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              public class Stack_Ex {
              
public static void main(String args) {
              
    String text = "some text <strong> example </strong other text";
              

              

              
    text = text.replaceFirst(" <strong>","");
              
    text = text.replaceFirst(" </strong","");
              

              

              
    System.out.println(text);
              

              
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              Output: some text example other text






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                public class Stack_Ex {
                
public static void main(String args) {
                
    String text = "some text <strong> example </strong other text";
                

                

                
    text = text.replaceFirst(" <strong>","");
                
    text = text.replaceFirst(" </strong","");
                

                

                
    System.out.println(text);
                

                
}}


                Output: some text example other text






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                  public class Stack_Ex {
                  
public static void main(String args) {
                  
    String text = "some text <strong> example </strong other text";
                  

                  

                  
    text = text.replaceFirst(" <strong>","");
                  
    text = text.replaceFirst(" </strong","");
                  

                  

                  
    System.out.println(text);
                  

                  
}}


                  Output: some text example other text






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                  public class Stack_Ex {
                  
public static void main(String args) {
                  
    String text = "some text <strong> example </strong other text";
                  

                  

                  
    text = text.replaceFirst(" <strong>","");
                  
    text = text.replaceFirst(" </strong","");
                  

                  

                  
    System.out.println(text);
                  

                  
}}


                  Output: some text example other text







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