Sometimes brute force is the way to go.
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This might not be that time, but sometimes it is! I also used this solution.

Thank you! Much appreciated.

If someone is still looking at old katas like this, can you explain why this doesn't need a "const"? Mine seemed to break without it.

Coercion in this way is really useful sometimes!

Neat use of the OR here. Once again I've learned something.

I learned a new string method today. Fun!

This is excruciating and I love it.

Outstanding. This is why I love Codewars.

I both hate and love this. The perfect Codewars answer.

In the long run this looks like a much better way to handle it than cramming the replacements into a single line. Production best practice probably.

I like how short and clean this is, without being too obnoxious.

Oh interesting! I like your solution.

I like the way this solves the problem. Switch/case is such a bulky syntax, and this cleans that up nicely.

This was my choice too. I wonder if anyone has done a speed/efficiency comparison between this method and the original one suggested in the kata (map and join). Does it depend on how many items are in the array?