Template Literals in JavaScript

The small syntax upgrade that makes a massive difference in how you write strings. If you've written even a little bit of JavaScript, you've done string concatenation. You've jammed variables and text together with + signs, fought with quote marks, and probably ended up with something that looked like this: let name = "Pratham"; let age = 22; let city = "Delhi"; let intro = "Hi, my name is " + name + ". I am " + age + " years old and I live in " + city + "."; console.log(intro); It...

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