Template literal examples: single line, multi-line, and expression placeholders

string-template.js

// just a normal string in one line - not much different from a traditional string
const simpleString = `a template literal is surrounded by backticks`;

// a string spread across multiple lines
const multiLineString = `it can be spread across
multiple lines with just 
one set of enclosing backticks`;

const name = "Paige";

// an expression placeholder allowing a variable to be injected into the string
const greetByName = `Hello, ${name}`;
console.log(greetByName); // 'Hello, Paige'