JavaScript Tip: Template Literals | #shorts

Hey everyone 😎 I'm here with another essential JavaScript Tip that must be learned by any JS developer, Template Literals! If you wanna use the old method of adding strings to each other, well it's okay, but to make your code clean, I highly recommend you to use Template Literals in JavaScript. Subscribe me for more 👇

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[samannoyb]

Yes using template literals is the perfect way, to define variables, with a textual definition.

[davidaw]

You need to emphasis the backward apostrophe

[mugatu]

you should use function constructor or you can use call, apply o bind if you want to change the context for this

[blackpurple]

I just learnt that while found regular expressions and it's a big timesaver

[lordvladimirputin]

That's the most basic javascript that i learn when i was a kid

[manuelgueba]

bro what is the name of the font you use? please.

[priyophotograph]

could you please share for source code...

[git-tauseef]

Come up with full tutorials not just shorts... 💕

[ljtttso]

"Name: "+name (13 chars)
`Name: ${name}` (15 chars)
JS Minifer is angry 😡

[mhmd_old]

Prophet Muhammad sas is the last prophet, 3 generations after him are the best people. There is only 1 Islam. We are all united Muslims.

[tamilarasan.m]

Bro that symbol name is Patrick or what