template_literals_intro.js

// Let's declare a constant with name "user".
const user = 'John';

// Another constant with name "age".
const age = '24';

// Let's see how we can use the above information to print in the console
// using the template literals
const message = `Welcome ${user}! Your age is ${age}`;

// The following will print:
// Welcome John! Your age is 24
console.log(message);

// A benifit of using template literal is, you can write multi line HTML code
// without getting any error from the compiler. See the below snippet:
const htmlMessage = `
	<h1>Welcome ${user}!</h1>
	<h5>Your age is ${age}</h5>
`;

// The template literals is better than using regular string concatenations like 'hello ' + 'world'.