Javascript - String Literal

String literal is sequence of characters enclosed in single quotes ( ' ), double quotes ( " ) and backticks ( ` ).

We can say String literal represent text in the code.

• Single quoted strings: 'Hello Ajay'
• Double quoted strings: "Hello Ajay"
• Template Literals: `Hello Ajay`

Template Literals: enclosed in backticks ( ` ), Allow for multi-line strings and string interpolation.

let name = "Ajay"

Example:- let info = `Hello ${name}`

Template Literals:

let name = 'Ajay'
let message = 'Hello ${name} welcome here!'
console.log(message) // Hello Ajay welcome here!         

• String Interpolation: Easily embed expressions within strings. let info = `Hello ${name}`
• Multi-line Strings: Create multi-line strings without concatenation.
• Embedded Expressions: Embed any JavaScript expression. let fullName = `Name: ${name} , Phone: ${phone}`
• Improved Readability: Enhance code readability, especially for complex strings.

Useful link to get more details about Template Literal: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Template_literals

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