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Gabriela Miranda
435 PointsI am using a Template literal on the task like requested in the exercise, but still not working.
# It is not working. WHat am I doing it wrong?
## I am using Template literals like Tim Oltman said. But it still not workint though.
### I was asked to fill in the correct answer in each blank provided below.
'''
const headline = '<h1>A Literal Headline</h1>';
'''
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2 Answers
Travis Alstrand
Data Analysis Techdegree Graduate 47,831 PointsYup, you just need to use backticks instead of single or double quotation marks here
const headline = `<h1>A Literal Headline</h1>`;
Travis Alstrand
Data Analysis Techdegree Graduate 47,831 PointsHi there Gabriela Miranda !
Could you please provide a link to the quiz you're on? I'm not sure exactly which one you're referring to as this was posted in the general "JavaScript" topic.
When creating template literals, be sure to use backticks instead of quotation marks though. They're on the same key as the ~ tilde, usually at the top left of the keyboard.
Here's a helpful documentation page that may help as well!
Gabriela Miranda
435 Pointsthanks Travis Alstrand. Herthe link to the quiz: e is https://teamtreehouse.com/library/javascript-basics/working-with-strings/combine-strings-and-template-literals-review
Still do not get ir right.