sed 's/existing_word/new_word/g' file1.txt.It replaces the all

What command is used to replace the existing string with
some other?

Question Posted / amit kumar

Answer Posted / amit kumar

sed 's/existing_word/new_word/g' file1.txt.It replaces the
all the existing word with new word wherever it occurs in
file1.g stands for global.

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