Template literals (Template strings)

Template literals (also known as template strings) are a powerful feature in JavaScript that allows for more flexible and readable string creation. They are defined using backticks (`) instead of single or double quotes, offering several key advantages:

• Multi-line strings: Template literals can span multiple lines without the need for concatenation or special characters.
• String interpolation: Embed expressions directly within the string using ${expression} syntax.
• Tagged templates: Use a function to parse and manipulate the template literal, enabling custom string processing.

Use Cases:

• Dynamic HTML generation: Easily create HTML elements with dynamic content.
• Parameterized queries: Construct database queries with variable values.
• Custom string formatting: Implement specialized formatting rules for different data types.
• Internationalization (i18n): Manage translations and localized text within your application.