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    One way is to use double backticks to wrap your code.
Example:
To display alert(`The sum is ${a + b}`);, type ``alert(`The sum is ${a + b}`);``.
But the double-tick approach will not work if you want to wrap an entire template string inside them, like this: `Sum: ${a + b}`.
The trick here is to use triple backticks and a Zero-Width Space (ZWS) character. Example: ``[ZWS]`Sum: ${a + b}`[ZWS]``.
GitHub's editor will display the ZWS characters as red dots, so they'll be easy to locate and edit.