Template literal is one of the best features in modern Javascript if not the best. Once You start using them, you will forget the old way of concatenating strings together just for including values from variables, etc.
Before
<pre><code class="lang-javascript">var welcome_message = "Hello &lt;b&gt;" + name + "&lt;/b&gt;, Welcome to our website.&lt;br/&gt;" + 
"Use this email - &lt;b&gt;" + email + "&lt;/b&gt; and password - &lt;b&gt;" + password + "&lt;/b&gt; to login."
</code></pre>
After
<pre><code class="lang-javascript">var welcome_message = `
 Hello &lt;b&gt;${name}&lt;/b&gt;, Welcome to our website.&lt;br/&gt; 
 Use this email - &lt;b&gt;${email}&lt;/b&gt; and password - &lt;b&gt;${password}&lt;/b&gt; to login.
`
</code></pre>

Template literal is one of the best features in modern Javascript if not the best. Once You start using them, you will forget the old way of concatenating strings together just for including values from variables, etc.

Before

```javascript
var welcome_message = "Hello " + name + ", Welcome to our website. " + 
"Use this email - " + email + " and password - " + password + " to login."
```

After

```javascript
var welcome_message = `
 Hello ${name}, Welcome to our website. 
 Use this email - ${email} and password - ${password} to login.
`
```

Notes by Shanu Khera

Notes by Shanu Khera

Javascript notes - Part 6 - Template literals

String interpolation and multiline strings in Javascript