Looking for a text editor to swap all instances of two different strings in code

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Looking for a text editor to swap all instances of two different strings in code



I have a bunch of code that has many instances of "A" and "B"
I would like a simple text editor that can turn all of "A" into "B" and "B" into "A" with one step instead of using the replace function which takes 3 steps









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