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Exploring Template Literals and Creating Mad Libs

Explore how to use template literals in JavaScript to embed variables and expressions within strings. Understand the advantages of template literals, including multi-line strings and escape characters. Learn to create a Mad Libs game by combining user input and template literals, enhancing your skills in dynamic string manipulation and user interaction in JavaScript.

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Template literals

Template literals are special types of strings in JavaScript that use the backtick character (`) to delineate the string, as shown in the example below:

`Hello!`;

One advantage of using template literals is that we can then use both types of quotation mark within the string:

`She said, "It's Me!"`

More importantly than this, though, they also allow interpolation of JavaScript code. This means that a piece of code ...