multiline strings

Introduced in ES2015 (aka ES6), Template Literals offer a new and improved way to declare strings in JavaScript. In addition to providing a simple and concise syntax, Template Literals also come with a range of powerful features that make them a popular choice among developers. This guide will cover the following topics: Introduction to Template Literals Multiline strings Interpolation Template tags Introduction to Template Literals Template Literals are a feature introduced in ES2015/ES6 that allow you to work with strings in a more flexible and efficient way compared to traditional single or double quoted strings....

In JavaScript, there are three types of quotes that can be used: single quotes, double quotes, and backticks. While single quotes and double quotes are essentially the same, there is a slight difference when it comes to escaping the quote character within the string. Backticks, on the other hand, were introduced with ES6 in 2015 and have a unique feature - they allow for multiline strings without the need for escape characters....