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JavaScript Getting Started With ES2015 Using Template Literals Review Template Literals

Posted by geehun seng
geehun seng
1,705 Points

Help me please to fill this gap

Take the following code: const name = "Dave"; let message = "Hello " + name + ". How are you?";

And fill in the blanks below to recreate it using template literal interpolation: const name = "Dave"; let message = Hello . How are you?__

1 Answer

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
241,970 Points
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
241,970 Points

Here's some hints:

  • template literals start and end with "backtick" characters :point_right: `
  • variable contents are represented by the variable name preceded by $ and enclosed in braces {}

And here is an example:

var num = 3;
var msg = `There are ${num} boxes here.`;
Maximilian Menge
Maximilian Menge
4,766 Points

It still does not work

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
241,970 Points
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
241,970 Points

Show the answer that you are giving now. Because of the special characters, you'll probably need to format it as code (as I did in the example above). Use the instructions for code formatting in the Markdown Cheatsheet pop-up below the "Add an Answer" area. :arrow_heading_down:   Or watch this video on code formatting.