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regex - how to remove brackets character in string (java)

I want to remove all type of brackets character (example: [],(),{}) in string by using java.

I tried using this code:

String test = "watching tv (at home)"; 
test = test.replaceAll("(","");
test = test.replaceAll(")","");

But it's not working, help me please.

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The first argument of replaceAll takes a regular expression.

All the brackets have meaning in regex: Brackets are used in regex to reference capturing groups, square brackets are used for character class & braces are used for matched character occurrence. Therefore they all need to be escaped...However here the characters can simply be enclosed in a character class with just escaping required for square brackets

test = test.replaceAll("[\[\](){}]","");

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