How to enter two characters in replace () to replace one?

Question

Python

if d.upper().replace("\"", " ").replace("\'", " ") in i['case_involved'].upper().replace("\"", " ").replace("\'", " ")

How to shorten the painting, otherwise it seems to me that it is wrong to paint like this?
Thanks in advance.

Answer 1

Use str.maketrans() to create a lookup table and str.translate() to apply it to a string.
The upside is that with translate() you can also easily roll over replacements like "replace X with Y, and at the same time replace Y with X".