String Formatting Lab

We dynamically embed the variable "nm" into the string, using the format ${expression}

let nm, s;
nm = 'Asha';
s = `Hello ${nm}, how are you?`;
prn(s);

We dynamically embed two variables "nm" and "age" into our template string.

let nm, age, s;
nm = 'Bruce';
age = 11;
s = `${nm} is ${age} years old.`;
prn(s);

We can also embed calculations into the template string like we do here with "${a*b}".

let a, b;
a = 10;
b = 5;
prn(`a is ${a} and b is ${b}`);
prn(`Their product is ${a*b}`);

Enclosing a string in backticks allows for a multi-line string (which is not allowed for single and double quoted strings).

const myMultiLineString =
`line 1
line 2
line 3
line 4`;
prn(myMultiLineString);