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[Term Entry] Java ArrayList .replaceAll()

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Please add the .replaceAll() method as a new term entry for ArrayList�. Provide the entry in a markdown file and place under the file path content/java/concepts/array-list/terms/replaceAll/replaceAll.md

The entry should have the following:
� An introductory paragraph about what the method is and does.
� A syntax section with a pseudo code block with an explanation of it.
� An example showing the method in use.

Please refer to the term entry templates, content standards, and markdown style guide when working on the PR for this issue.

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New Term for Existing Concept Entry

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