Write a program helloprinter that switches the letters "e" and "o" in a string. use the replace method repeatedly. demonstrate that the string " hello", world! " turns into " holle, werld! "

public class Printing

{

       public static void main(String[] args)

         {

            String letters = "Hello, World!";

            String letters2 = letters.replace("o" , "e");

            String letters3 = letters.replace("e" , "o");

            System.out.println(letters3);

          }

}

Explanation:

We start by defining a class called Printing. We take a string variable to store "Hello, World!";. Then we use replace method 2 times to switch the letters "e" and "o".  Finally we print the last String variable where the latest replacement is stored.

solution:

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