Create Strings using Template Literals (ES6) freeCodeCamp tutorial

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Certification: JavaScript Algorithms and Data Structures
Course: ES6
Lesson: Create Strings using Template Literals
freeCodeCamp tutorial

In this lesson, we learn how to create strings using template literals.

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[shannonstumpf]

i'm starting to feel like FreeCodeCamp is just a study guide. There is no way this explanation prepares us for solving the problem. It gets old feeling like I'm stupid because FCC expects someone to be able to solve algebraic problems after explaining a basic math concept. I no longer expect to be able to solve these problems on my own, instead I assume they are introducing a new concept that I have no idea about, and now, I must look up the answer on their forum, break it down, watch every video I can find on the topic, search for good links for further explanations, take notes and practice it on my console with Visual Studio Code. When I feel like I have a vague idea of whatever the fuck FCC is getting at, I move on to the next problem. Thanks for listening, rant over! :)

[nathanielsa]

this is how i did it but will learn utilize ur method



function makeList(arr) {
// Only change code below this line
const failureItems = [];
for(let i =0; i < result.failure.length; i++)

failureItems.push(`<li
//console.log(failureItems)
// Only change code above this line

return failureItems;
}