Template Literal

Definitions

1. A JavaScript string delimited by backticks (`) that supports embedded expressions via ${...} interpolation, multi-line content without escape sequences, and tagged templates where a function processes the literal's parts for custom behavior like SQL parameterization or styled-components CSS.

   In plain English: A special kind of text string in JavaScript that lets you insert variables and span multiple lines easily.

   Example: "Use a template literal instead of string concatenation — `Hello, ${user.name}!` is way more readable than 'Hello, ' + user.name + '!'."

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